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przędzenie I; marszcząc brwi, marszcząc brwi; Nagle wypadły nagle: głos Jonasza z jego ust. Fizz II jest bezużyteczny, bezcelowy. lancut I; melancut memancut, menyembur dgn kencang; terpelancut ki terkeluar dgn tiba-tiba: suara Yunus ~ drpd mulutnya.
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Competitiveness of New Europe: Papers from the Second ...
in Southeastern Poland within the framework of Lancut Economic Forum on 'New Europe'. This book is a follow-up of the Lancut conference; to be more precise, the Second Lancut Economic Forum in 2006. The conference has to a large ...
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Attic Fine Pottery of the Archaic to Hellenistic Periods ... - Halaman 200
Ionia and the Black Sea242 as well as locally in the Taman at, for example, Hermonassa.243 Twenty-four vessels (119–142) can be attributed to the Haimon or Lancut Groups (plus a further four published examples).244 Of these, 140 belongs ...
Catherine A. Morgan, Gocha R. T͡Set͡skhladze, 2004
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Poland. Ediz. Inglese - Halaman 269
pop 18,600 Just 24km northeast of Rzeszów, Łańcut (wine-tsoot) has Poland's largest and richest aristocratic home. The building started life in the 15th century, but it was Stanisław Lubomirski who turned it into both a mighty fortress and a ...
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From a Ruined Garden: The Memorial Books of Polish Jewry
Lachwa (R) see also under Polesie (region) Rishonim la-mered: Lashwa [First ghetto revolt, Lachwa*]. Ed. H. A. Malachi et aL Jerusalem: Encyclopaedia of the Jewish Diaspora, 1957. 500 cols., ports., facsims. (H, Y). Lancut (AH) Lancut: ...
Jack Kugelmass, Jonathan Boyarin, Zachary M. Baker, 1998
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Tell El-Hesi: The Persian Period (stratum V) - Halaman 97
A. B. Brownlee suggests that this piece belongs to the large group called the Haimon Group, and possibly to the Lancut Group within that classification. For a discussion of the Haimon and Lancut Groups, see Moore and Philippides (1986: ...
Jeffrey A. Blakely, W. J. Bennett, Lawrence E. Toombs, 1989
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Synagogues of Europe: Architecture, History, Meaning - Halaman 211
The Lancut synagogue met a happier fate than did the Luhlin multiple-synagogue huilding, although the Jews of Lancut were exterminated lust as ruthlessly. The synagogue suffered some fire damage early in the Second World War hut was ...
Carol Herselle Krinsky, 1985
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40 Degrees East: An Anatomy of Vodka - Halaman 157
Lane ut The Polmos distillery in Lancut is the home of Poland's vodka museum and the second oldest Polish distillery founded in 1784 (Baczewski dating from 1782 is the oldest, but it is now in Lviv in the Ukraine - formerly Lvov in Poland and ...
Nicholas Ermochkine, Peter Iglikowski, 2003
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Holocaust Journey: Traveling in Search of the Past
The book examines disabled figures in Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin and Rebecca Harding Davis's Life in the Iron Mills, in African-American novels by Toni Morrison and Audre Lorde, and in the popular cultural ritual of the freak ...
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The Last Mazurka: A Family's Tale of War, Passion, and Loss
Set against a backdrop of Poland during the first half of the twentieth century, a thoughtful family memoir by a British journalist presents a tale of love and passion, warring families, jealousy, violence, hidden secrets, and betrayal, as ...
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Mnemosyne. Galizisches Abendblatt für gebildete Leser - Halaman 245
Joseph Edler von Mehoffer, ... Solbert. galizische S. Abendblatt für gebildete Lefer. Nro. 62. Lemberg, Sonnabend, den 10. August 1859. Die Gstandarten-Weihe des k. k. Cuiraffier-Regiments Erzherzog Franz Nro. 2 in Lancut am 29. Juli 1839.
Joseph Edler von Mehoffer, ... Solbert, 1839
