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Tuksa is a
village in Karelia, Russia.
Tuksa may also
refer to:
Tuksa River [ru], Karelia,
Russia Spelling of the name
Tukša without diacritics: Veljko...
- 61°00′23″N 32°50′47″E / 61.006278°N 32.846333°E / 61.006278; 32.846333
Tuksa (Russian: Тукса, Livvi: Tuuksi) is a
village and the
administrative center...
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Veljko Tukša (known in the
United States as Val
Tuksa; born 21
November 1950) is a
retired Yugoslavian ****ociation
football player who pla**** professionally...
- *neterquain *neterquainëa *neterquaista 100
tuksa pínea (lit.
small gross) *tuxa *tuxëa *tuxasta 100/144
tuksa 200 yúyo
tuksa *tuxa atta *tuxëa atta *tuxasta atta...
- Slaviša Žungul 1981–1982 Slaviša Žungul
Defender of the Year 1981–1982
Veljko Tukša Goalkeeper of the Year 1982–1983
Zoltan Toth
Coach of the Year 1980–1981...
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Karelian and Veps
language nests were
created in Petrozavodsk, Kalevala,
Tuksa and Sheltozero, but were
later shut down. Now
native languages of Karelia...
- Year
Winner 1981–82 Val
Tuksa, New York 1982–83
Bernie James,
Cleveland 1983–84 Kim Roentved,
Wichita 1984–85
Kevin Crow, San
Diego 1985–86 Kim Roentved...
- tiɡɛ 4 pi 30 nasa: cì 5 nai 40 pisà 6 tugu 50 pisa: cì 7 niʃɛ 60
tuksa: 8 jɛdɛ 70
tuksa: cì 9 ɡui 80
jatsha 10 cì 90
jatsha cì 11 cɛthe 100 rà / sai 12...
- (1926–2022), president. Fran
Tudor (born 1995),
footballer player.
Veljko Tukša (born 1950),
footballer player. Nora
Turato (born 1991),
graphic designer...
- July 28, 1977 23
Toronto Blizzard 6–1
Vancouver Whitecaps Toronto PT
Tukša Vabec Zutelja Report Possee Stadium:
Varsity Stadium Attendance: 8,276...
