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Judith of
Poland (Polish:
Judyta Bolesławówna, Hungarian: Judit; b. c. 1130/35 – died 8 July 1171/75) was a
member of the
House of
Piast and by marriage...
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Judyta Jakubowiczowa also
called Zarówkaer and
Sonnenberg (1751-1829) was a Polish-Jewish
merchant and banker.
Judyta Jakubowiczowa married in 1770 to...
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December 2016.
Retrieved 22
November 2015. Rodzińska-Nowak,
Judyta (2020). "Early
Migration Period Nomadic Finds". In Bursche, Aleksander;...
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Judith of
Swabia (Hungarian: Sváb Judit, Polish:
Judyta Szwabska,
Judyta Salicka;
Summer 1054 – 14
March ca. 1105?), a
member of the
Salian dynasty, was...
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Judith of
Hungary (Polish:
Judyta węgierska; c. 969,
Esztergom – c. 988, Kraków?) was a
Hungarian princess and
member of the Árpád dynasty. She was briefly...
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Henryk II.
Maternal grandson of
Konrad I. Son of
Henry III the
White and
Judyta of Masovia. Duke of
Lower Silesia Piast Bolesław II of
Masovia Boleslaw...
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Kinga Judyta Rusin-Lis (born 9
March 1971) is a po****r
Polish TV presenter. She was born in Warsaw.
Rusin graduated in
Italian studies from
Warsaw University...
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Henryk II
Maternal grandson of
Konrad I Son of
Henry III the
White and
Judyta of
Masovia Duke of
Lower Silesia Piast Bolesław II of
Masovia Boleslaw II...
- Jan, Mikołaj, Stanisław Aga, Damian, Elżbieta, Emil, Emiliusz, Józef,
Judyta, Ścibor, Ścibora,
Wszerad Alfons, Artur, Gurias, Idalia, Józef, Leopold...
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Juditha (French)
Judithe (French) Judith,
Yudit (Indonesian)
Judyta (Polish) Juta (Polish)
Jutka (Dutch), (Hungarian)
Jutta (German)
Jutte (Dutch)...
