- βαφέας, vaféas) to
garment dye the
vrákes after making-up. In
contrast to its present-day use, black-coloured
vrákes in
Cyprus were worn as a
formal dress...
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Vraka (Albanian:
Vrakë;
Serbian Cyrillic: Врака) is a
region in Shkodër
County in
northern Albania. The
region includes settlements located on the s****...
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Kosta Miličević Self-portrait Born 3 June 1877
Vrakë,
Ottoman Albania Died 12
February 1920 Belgrade,
Kingdom of Serbs,
Croats and
Slovenes Nationality...
- by the
Albanian communist government in 1946.
Kushi was born in 1918, in
Vrakë, near Shkodër. He
belonged to
either the Serb-Montenegrin or the Aromanian...
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Retrieved 6
March 2024. Røsvik,
Eirik (9
November 2022). "Mehl vil ikke
vrake distrikts-mål:
Politifolk frykter nye kutt". VG (in Norwegian). Retrieved...
- Norwegian). Bergen: Schibsted. pp. 251–257. ISBN 978-82-516-2658-3. "W****berg
vrakes som
kaptein | ba-avis.no".
Archived from the
original on 24 July 2011. Retrieved...
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September 2011.
Retrieved 16
November 2011. "Carl I.
Hagen vred
etter vraking" (in Norwegian).
Norwegian News Agency. 16
November 2011.
Retrieved 16...
- On 23
April 1933, he was
appointed teacher at a
school in the
village of
Vrakë or Vraka,
seven kilometers from Shkokër,
until 1934 when the
school closed...
- the
original on 19
August 2011.
Retrieved 3
April 2011. "Balbergbakken
vrakes og
rives – Nye OL-anlegg for en milliard".
Verdens Gang (in Norwegian)....
- to Grilë (now Albania). In 1935, four
families with the
surname left the
Vrakë region and
settled in Vranjak,
Orahovac (now Kosovo). It may
refer to: Mladen...
