- B.
Wongar (born 1932 as
Sreten Božić) is a Serbian-Australian writer. For most of his
literary career, the
concern of his
writing has been,
almost exclusively...
- or
Wungud by the
Ngarinyin people Manguny in the
language Martu Wangka Wongar in North-East
Arnhem Land
Daramoolen in
Ngunnawal language and
Ngarigo language...
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studies of
fictional identity creation:
Demidenko compared to Ern Malley, B.
Wongar, and
Frederick Philip Grove (FPB, German-Canadian author). "Helen Darville...
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authority of a
respected figure in such epistles.
Anthony Godby Johnson B.
Wongar Clifford Irving Dave
Pelzer False do****ent
Ghostwriter Hitler Diaries Journalistic...
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University of
California Press, Berkeley. 421 pages. ISBN 0-520-05435-0
Wongar, B.,
Commentary and Translator's Note in Miklouho-Maclay, N. N. The New...
- award-winning game
designer Alan R. Moon
include Warriors, Gracias, and
Wongar. "2001
International Gamers Awards Finalists and Recipients".
Archived from...
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player Nick
Vujicic –
Christian evangelist Danny Vukovic –
Soccer player B.
Wongar –
Writer Ursula Yovich –
Actress and
singer Lew
Zivanovic –
Rugby league...
- (1905–1967) Meša Selimović Dušan Matić
Milena Pavlović-Barili
Vasko Popa B.
Wongar Serbian-Australian
writer who
explores traditional Serbian and Australian...
- also
managed to
become published by ****uming the
Aboriginal identity of B.
Wongar. In the 1990s,
Helen Darville used the pen-name "Helen Demidenko" and won...
- Swinburne, Thackeray, Thurber, Up****, Vivian, Warren, Wesker, Tom
Wolfe and
Wongar. His
awards include Wessely László díj (1981) and Év Könyve (1985). He died...
