- Kara
Goucher (born Kara
Grgas on July 9, 1978) is an
American long-distance runner. She was the 10,000
meters silver medalist at the 2007
World Championships...
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Grga or Grgo are
Croatian variants of "Gregory" (Latin: Gregorius, Gr****: Grēgorios),
found in Croatia,
Bosnia and
Herzegovina and Serbia. It may refer...
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Grga Novak (2 April 1888 – 7 September 1978) was a
distinguished Croatian historian,
archaeologist and geographer, and
President of the
Yugoslav Academy...
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smuggled fuel. To
obtain a loan that
would subsidize the heist, he
visits Grga Pitić, a wheelchair-using old gangster, who is an old
friend of
Zarije Destanov...
- to the north,
which divides it from Blok
Branko Momirov to the west, Blok
Grga Andrijanović and Blok Zaga
Malivuk to the north. To the west it is bordered...
- 1996:
Butler 1997:
Skieresz 1998:
Skieresz 1999:
McGregor 2000:
Yoder 2001:
Grgas-Wheeler 2002:
Chaplin 2003:
Flanagan 2004:
Flanagan 2005: Ki.
Smith 2006:...
- 1996:
Butler 1997:
Skieresz 1998:
Skieresz 1999:
McGregor 2000:
Yoder 2001:
Grgas-Wheeler 2002:
Chaplin 2003:
Flanagan 2004:
Flanagan 2005: Ki.
Smith 2006:...
- 1996:
Butler 1997:
Skieresz 1998:
Skieresz 1999:
McGregor 2000:
Yoder 2001:
Grgas-Wheeler 2002:
Chaplin 2003:
Flanagan 2004:
Flanagan 2005: Ki.
Smith 2006:...
- Novak,
Grga (1957).
Povijest Splita. Vol. I. Split:
Matica Hrvatska. Novak,
Grga (1961).
Povijest Splita. Vol. II. Split:
Matica Hrvatska. Novak,
Grga (1965)...
- Grgo Martić (24
January 1822 – 30
August 1905), also
known as
Grga or Mato Martić, was a
Bosnian friar, writer, and
translator in the
Franciscan Province...
