- Sophia, also
spelled Sofia, is a
feminine given name, from Gr**** Σοφία, Sophía, "Wisdom".
Other forms include Sophie, Sophy, and Sofie. The
given name...
- Sophia" in Germany, and in
Slovenia as
poscana Zofka "****y Sophia" or
mokra Zofija "wet Sophia".
Sophia is
depicted on a
column in the nave of St. Stephen's...
-
Zofija Mazej ****ovič (born 14 May 1955) is a
Slovenian electrical engineer who
became a
manager and a politician. She was the
minister of
health 2007–8...
-
Princess Zofia Ostrogska (Lithuanian:
Zofija Ostrogiškaitė; 1595–1622) was a Polish–Lithuanian
noblewoman of
Ruthenian origin,
known as the
heiress of...
-
screenwriter 1953 – Tom Cochrane,
Canadian singer-songwriter and
guitarist 1955 –
Zofija Mazej ****ovič,
Slovenian electrical engineer and
minister of
health 2007–8...
-
killed Vytautas Vrubliauskas and
wounded his
mother Jadvyga and
sister Zofija.
Zofija Vrubliauskaitė, who
lived in Širvintos and came to
visit the family...
-
Slovenian Democratic Party list: (EPP Group)
Romana Jordan Cizelj Milan Zver
Zofija Mazej ****ovič (from 1
December 2011) On the
Social Democrats list: (PASD)...
- europa.eu. 1971-05-09.
Retrieved 2024-09-03. "7th
parliamentary term |
Zofija MAZEJ ****OVIČ | MEPs |
European Parliament". www.europarl.europa.eu. 1955-05-14...
-
Antanas Vienuolis with his wife
Zofija Jackūnaitė on the
wedding day (22 June 1913)...
- the
congregation spread to Norway, Sweden, and Italy.
After World War I
Zofija Smetoniene, wife of
President A. Smetona,
invited the
Sisters of St. Elizabeth...
