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Bulgarian and
Russian masculine surname, its
feminine counterpart is
Trifonova. It may
refer to:
Aleksandr Trifonov (biathlete) (born 1986),
Kazakh biathlete...
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Temenuga Trifonova. 2012. "Agency in the
Cinematic Conspiracy Thriller." SubStance.
Volume 41,
Number 3, (Issue 129) pp. 109–126
Temenuga Trifonova. 2012...
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Trifonova Point (Bulgarian: нос Трифонова, romanized: nos
Trifonova, IPA: [ˈnɔs
ˈtrifonovɐ]) is the
sharp ice-free
tipped west
entrance point of Valchev...
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fundamental ideals are
built on
desire and
particular sign-systems.
Temenuga Trifonova from
University of California, San
Diego notes, [...]it is
important to...
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Polina Trifonova (Bulgarian: Полина Трифонова) (born 24
January 1992 Kubrat) is a Bulgarian-Ukrainian
table tennis player. She
competed at the 2020 Summer...
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Trifonova (2005), p. 70
Trifonova (2005), pp. 70–71 Vehviläinen (2002), p. 105
Trifonova (2005), p. 66
Trifonova (2005), p. 67
Trifonova (2005), p. 68 Hannikainen...
- Stoilova, Ivanka; Schmidt, Erich; Wanner, Jürgen; Jirovetz, Leopold;
Trifonova, Dora; Krastev, Lutsian; Krastanov,
Albert (2014). "Chemical Composition...
- actress, who
starred in many
German silent films during the 1920s.
Maria Trifonova Tzatschewa (Bulgarian: Мария Трифонова Цачева) was born on
February 10...
- masks, like
those found at Pazyryk, make up the "Minusinsk group: at
Trifonova, Bateni, Beya, Kali, Znamenka, etc." "The Indo-European
aristocracy with...
- (Bulgarian: Писмо до Америка) is a 2001
Bulgarian film
directed by
Iglika Trifonova. It was Bulgaria's
submission to the 73rd
Academy Awards for the Academy...
