-
story inspired by this one
called "Somewhere in Nowhere". The
character of
Barko was
inspired by an
actual sled dog
named Balto, who parti****ted in the...
-
Miren Uxue
Barkos Berruezo (born 5 July 1964),
simply known as Uxue
Barkos, is a
Spanish journalist and
politician who
served as the
President of Navarre...
- György
Barkó (18 July 1931 – 30
January 2024) was a
Romanian and
Hungarian actor.
Barkó was born in Purcăreni, Brașov
County on 18 July 1931. In 1950 he...
- The
government of Uxue
Barkos was
formed on 23 July 2015,
following the latter's
election as
President of the
Government of
Navarre by the
Parliament of...
-
recently founded BarKo Group, Inc.,
became interested in the
venture and
bought stock in the
Archie companies. Consequently,
BarKo received the contract...
-
Gheorghe Barcu (born 1934) is a
Romanian former professional footballer who pla**** as a defender.
Barcu pla**** in the
Divizia A for
Progresul Oradea, Dinamo...
- Laffont. ISBN 978-2-221-21928-7.
Retrieved 2022-10-21., p. 7-8
Barko 1973, p. 37.
Barko 1973, p. 38.
Goyet 2002. Goyet,
Bruno (2002). "Récits d'enfance...
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arrives to town, it
features its
famous attractions,
including "The
Great Barko and His
Famous Acrobatic Dogs". And
under the
commercial posters, an adverti****t...
- Shrine, or
better known as
Yolanda Memorial (monument), (Filipino:
Liwasang Barko ni Eva Jocelyn) is a
shrine or a
monument located at Baran**** Anibong, Tacloban...
- Navy for
cannibalization of parts.
Philippine navy
ships are
prefixed BRP (
Barko ng
Republika ng Pilipinas),
formerly RPS (Republic of the
Philippines Ship)...
