- Saša
Tuksar (born 12 May 1983) is a
former professional tennis player from Croatia.
Tuksar made the
second round of the
Croatia Open in 2003, beating...
- region.
Highlighting a
further riddle concerning his identity,
Schneider and
Tuksar both
point out that Jarnovic's (or Giornovichi's)
first names, Giovanni...
- Svečani
zbornik za
Ivana Supičića /
Essays in
Honour of Ivan Supičić, ur. S.
Tuksar, HMD,
Zagreb 1993, 113–124. Kos, Koraljka,
Representations of the Gusle...
- Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its po****tion was 187, in 73 families.
Tuksar-e
Shijan can be
found at
GEOnet Names Server, at this link, by
opening the...
- 0 0 G García López 64 5 6 3 12 N
Davydenko 7 6 6 O
Rochus 77 7 4 6 O
Rochus 6 5 2 3 Q S
Tuksar 2 4 3 12 N
Davydenko 3 7 6 6 12 N
Davydenko 6 6 6...
- C Moyá 7 6 6 6 N
Davydenko 6 6 3 6 JA Marín 5 3 3 30 C Moyá 6 6 6 Q S
Tuksar 3 3 6 0 M
Youzhny 3 4 2 M
Youzhny 6 6 3 6 30 C Moyá 1 5 3 F Saretta...
- Mian
Mahalleh Poshtsan-e Gur
Abjir Rasteh Kenar Shijan Tazehabad-e
Sadar Tuksar-e
Shijan Zarang Mahalleh Zir Deh
Chukam Allahka Bala Mahalleh-ye Chukam...
-
Zagreb (1995). "Croatian Pop and Folk Music", CroatianHistory.net
Stanislav Tuksar and
Grozdana Marošević. "Croatia."
Grove Music Online.
Oxford Music Online...
- (1861–1925), philosopher.
Josip Štolcer-Slavenski (1896–1955), composer. Saša
Tuksar (born 1983),
footballer player.
Filip Ude (born 1986), gymnast.
Goran Vincetić...
- Saša
Tuksar Stan
Wawrinka Tomas Behrend Jarkko Nieminen Lukáš Dlouhý
Daniel Gimeno Traver Fernando Vicente Antony Dupuis Robin Vik
Marcos Daniel Dudi Sela...
