- (masculine) or
Glazova (feminine) may
refer to:
Jamie Glazov (born 1966),
managing editor of
FrontPage Magazine in the
United States Eleonora Glazova, silver...
- Olga
Gennadievna Glazova (Russian: Ольга Геннадьевна Глазова, born 26
November 1993 in Pskov) is a
Russian singer-songwriter,
composer and poet. She performed...
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Sechenova (in Russian). 93 (6): 661–669. PMID 17850024.
Yatsenko KA,
Glazova NY,
Inozemtseva LS,
Andreeva LA,
Kamensky AA,
Grivennikov IA, et al. (November...
- Nina
Zorskaya Yelena Tyapkina as
Mariya Andrei Apsolon as
Gunner Lyudmila Glazova Pavel Geraga as
Fedya Andrey Martynov as
Partisan Ekaterina Sipavina as...
- " (Give us more tanks!). He died on 30
December 1941, in Moscow. Curl
Glazova Shatskikh, 57 Lissitzky-Kuppers Schatskikh, p.58 Spencer, Poynor, 2004:69...
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Agrafena Glazova,
settled at
Drokovo with her new husband. P.
Sechenov turned out to be an
abusive husband.
Vladimir ended up
owing much debt to
Glazova, and...
- "Dante in Russia." In:
Lansing (ed.), The
Dante Encyclopedia, pp. 276–278.
Glazova,
Marina (November 1984). "Mandel'štam and Dante: The
Divine Comedy in Mandel'štam's...
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Nikolaevich Starostin Ivan
Kupala (band)
Pelageya Zhanna Bichevskaya Olga
Glazova Oleg
Gazmanov Music of
Russia Laura J. Olson,
Performing Russia: Folk revival...
- multi-stringed bandura,
which largely replaced it in the
nineteenth century. Olga
Glazova Elena Frolova Olga
Shishkina Alexander Matochkin Alexandra Sakovich Alexey...
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French politician Olga
Glatskikh (born 1989),
Russian rhythmic gymnast Olga
Glazova (born 1993),
Russian singer Olga Glok (born 1982),
Russian long-distance...
