- Voronov,
Voronoff (Russian: Воронов), or
Voronova (feminine; Воронова), is a
common Russian surname derived from the word
voron (raven). It may
refer to...
- Jon
Woronoff (Arthur Jon
Woronoff, born 1938) is an
American author and
editor and
previously an
interpreter and translator. His
primary work has been...
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November 2021.
Retrieved 13
December 2024.
Bertaud 2004, p. 282.
Woronoff 2004, p. 42–43.
Woronoff 2004, p. 69. Le
Bozec 2014, p. 93. Election-Politique Bertaud...
- Hargreaves-Mawdsley 1968, pp. 175–176.
Lyons 1975, p. 15.
Woronoff 1984, p. 10.
Woronoff 1984, p. 15.
Doyle 1990, p. 320.
Lyons 1975, pp. 18–19. Lyons...
- pp. 124–25. p. xl,
Historical Dictionary of
Ancient Gr**** Warfare, J,
Woronoff & I.
Spence Arrian Anabasis of Alexander, V.29.2
Tripathi 1999, pp. 126–27...
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Andrew Rice (guitar, vocals), Matt
Anderson (guitar, vocals), and Adam
Woronoff (drums). The band
formed in 2002, and
gained a
following by
releasing an...
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Woronoff's ring is a skin
condition characterized by a
blanched halo of
approximately uniform width surrounding psoriatic lesions after phototherapy or...
- in Manhattan, the
daughter of real
estate agent William C.
Warren (née
Woronoff), and the
former Carol Margot Dorothea Verblow, a
nightclub singer who...
- "Authoritarian Directory".
Woronoff, pp. 65–66. le Bozec, p. 93
Woronoff, p. 69 Soboul, pp. 43–44 Tulard, p. 27
Woronoff, p. 73 le Bozec, p. 97 Le Bozec...
- Revolution,
Longman (1989), p. 473.
Denis Woronoff, The
Thermidorean regime and the
Directory 1794–1799, p. 5.
Denis Woronoff, The
Thermidorean regime and the...
