- slugeri;
Romanian pronunciation: [ˈslud͡ʒer], [sluˈd͡ʒer];
sometimes also
sulger [ˈsuld͡ʒer]) was a
historical rank
traditionally held by
boyars in Moldavia...
- The
Julius H.
Barnes Points Trophy,
knows as the
Sulger-Barnes
Points Troohy, is a
trophy originally awarded by the
National ****ociation of
Amateur Oarsmen...
- 2014) was a
German astrophysicist. She
founded the
company von ****ner &
Sulger which produces scientific instruments,
notably cosmic dust
analyzers used...
- 229ff.
Robinson 2003, p. 266. The
chronicles of Jan Długosz and
Archdiacon Sulger reported that she
married Bolesław III Wrymouth, Duke of
Poland at Bamberg...
- Atglen, Philadelphia:
Schiffer Books. p. 244. ISBN 0-7643-0182-9. Karl
Sulger (2002). "Sõjakäik
pealuu märgi all" [Campaign
Under the Sign of
Bones and...
- The
Sulgener Berg, also
called the
Sulger Berg, is a mountain, 763.5 m above sea
level (NHN), in the
Black Forest in Germany. It is
located near Sulgen...
-
Bamberg in 1110. This
report is
provided by Jan Długosz and
Archdeacon Sulger. This view was
challenged by
Oswald Balzer. Bolesław's
experiences during...
-
Augustus Morgan and
moved to France. Cora
Baird (1876–1965), who
married Henry Sulger Jeanes.
Matthew Baird Jr. (1877–1955), who
married Mary
Louise Register...
-
suffocatum Kirschner & Štěpánek Taraxa****
sugawarae H.Koidz. Taraxa****
sulger-buelii
Soest Taraxa****
sulitelmae G.E.Haglund Taraxa****
sumneviczii Schischk...
- {{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
others (link) Bulova, S.; Purce, K.; Khodak, P.;
Sulger, E.; O’Donnell, S. (2016). "Into the
black and back: the
ecology of brain...
