- its
feminine counterpart is
Arsova. It may
refer to: Džordže
Arsov (born 1946),
Mayor of
Kisela Voda,
Macedonia Elena Arsova (born 1975),
Bulgarian volleyball...
-
Milka Arsova (Macedonian: Милка Арсова; born 5 May 1989) is a
Macedonian footballer who
plays as a defender. She has been a
member of the
Macedonia women's...
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Hristina Arsova (born 7
February 1985) is a
Macedonian footballer who
plays as a
defender for the
North Macedonia national team.
Arsova made her debut...
-
October 30, 2014. "Balayage vs
Flamboyage vs
Ombre vs
Sombre vs Foiling".
Arsova Salon. July 22, 2014. "Wedding dress, 1841. Block-printed cotton". Search...
- Mrđa, Đorđe Masalović, Ana Milosavljević, Trio Tividi, Manjifiko,
Nevenka Arsova, and others.
Other famous singers and musicians, such as
Predrag Cune Gojković...
-
words of
Boyko Vasilev -
Bulgarian journalist and
television host. Nora
Arsova Grigori Nedyalkov Spas
Kiossev Radinela Buserska Rumen Yovchev Poli Zlatareva...
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Ljupka Arsova - Džundeva (Macedonian: Љупка Арсова - Џундева; 11 July 1934 – 7
December 2018) was
Macedonian film and
theater actress. Džundeva was born...
- by
Vojislav Nanović and
starring Meri Boskova, Aco
Jovanovski and
Ljuba Arsova.
Produced by the newly-established
Vardar Film, it was the
first Macedonian...
- Sofia,
after which he
returned to
Ottoman Macedonia.
Aleksov married Neda
Arsova in
October 1909 in Kičevo. The last
information about him is from a 1918...
-
Posttraumatic Self
Restoring Meaning and
Wholeness to Personality, Routledge, 2005
Arsova, Slavica; M****heva, Nensi; Kopacheva-Barsova, Gabriela; Bajraktarov, Stojan...
