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Admin22.07.2021

Slawische Vornamen mit Bedeutung und Herkunft

Holding his hand in mine, I'll realize that I'm not alone.
1909
Admin21.06.2021

Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia: The Agony of Italian Dalmatia Under Franz Joseph

Woll, Josephine; Treml, Vladimir 1983.
6900
Admin29.07.2021

Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia: The Agony of Italian Dalmatia Under Franz Joseph

Und es geht nicht um ukrainische kulturelle Besonderheiten oder etwas anderes.
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Admin23.06.2021

Frau Marina, Kharkov (Ukraine), 38, sucht einen Mann zum Heiraten

[23] At the same time they even proceeded to Slavicize surnames.
4505
Admin07.08.2021

Das slawische Weiber

The discontent was naturally very strong among the people, who often preferred to abandon church rather than attend religious services in the Glagolitic rite.
202
Admin11.06.2021

ᐅ Slawische Frauen

Valdevit, Chiesa e lotte nazionali: il caso di Trieste 1850-1919 , Udine 1979; P.
Admin23.08.2021

ᐅ Slawische Frauen

Such prerogatives had been respected during the long Venetian period, but were completely destroyed during the short time under Habsburg domination.
5709
Admin05.07.2021

Samizdat

Less prevalent, however, is awareness of how the Empire directly attacked Italian national identity, with the goal of ethnic cleansing and denationalization.
83010
Admin01.08.2021

Die Vor

Bei den meisten internationalen Paaren ist der Mann der dominierende Part.
5005
Admin13.06.2021

Das slawische Weiber

The Papal Curia of Leo XIII and Pius X called upon the supporters of Glagolitic to return to the Latin rite; the popes mistrusted them and opposed their desire to "reintroduce" such rites into a land where it had never been practiced.
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Admin20.07.2021

Istria, Fiume and Dalmatia: The Agony of Italian Dalmatia Under Franz Joseph

His poems circulated in samizdat, with only four judged as suitable for official Soviet anthologies.
3501
Admin03.09.2021

Slawischi Sproche

Dalmatian place names were usually Italian on the coast and islands, and Slavic only in the hinterland, however, Italian had always been the language of culture, and even the place names of Croatian origin were usually transcribed in Italian form.
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