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Ljuba Welitsch (Veličkova; Bulgarian: Люба Величкова 10 July 1913 – 1
September 1996) was an
operatic soprano. She was born in Borisovo, Bulgaria, studied...
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ballet and opera,
which singers Ghena Dimitrova,
Boris Christoff,
Ljuba Welitsch and
Nicolai Ghiaurov elevated to a world-class level.
Bulgarian performers...
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lawyer and
writer (****igned
female at
birth and a
feminine name)
Ljuba Welitsch,
Bulgarian actress Lyuba Mollova,
Bulgarian athlete Lyuba Ognenova-Marinova...
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Krisia Todorova Kristian Kostov Krum Lea
Ivanova LiLana Lili
Ivanova Ljuba Welitsch Lubo
Kirov Ludmilla Diakovska Lyubka Rondova Lyudmila Radkova Margarita...
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Richard Strauss's
Salome in 1949, with the
Bulgarian soprano Ljuba Welitsch in the
title role, and the
American premiere of Stravinsky's The Rake's...
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preserved border wall at the Gedenkstätte Heinersdorf-
Welitsch...
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though in that
house the role
belonged to her contemporary,
Ljuba Welitsch.
Borkh finally accepted Bing's invitation, and pla**** Salome, with Mitropoulos...
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Ellen Schwiers as
Louka Jan
Hendriks as
Leutnant Sergius Slivitzna Ljuba Welitsch as
Katharina Kurt
Kasznar as
Petkoff Manfred Inger as
Nicola Horst Tappert...
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betrothed to Margiana. 1939:
Leonhardt – Eipperle/Waldenau/Osswald/Ludwig-W/
Welitsch/Hann – Koch
Schwann (live in Stuttgart) 1951:
Keilberth –...
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accommodation open to
Black women.: 72 In her
second year, she
heard Ljuba Welitsch sing
Salome from the standing-room
section at the Met and
became fascinated...