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Constanza Morosini (Serbian:
Konstanca; 1275–1324) was an
Italian noblewoman and the
spouse of King
Stefan Vladislav II of Syrmia. Constanza, a Catholic...
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Tomis Constanța, also
known as C.V.M.
Tomis Constanța, C.V.M.
Tomis or
Tomis Constanța, is a
Romanian volleyball club
based in Constanța...
- Constância* (Portuguese),
Costanza (Italian)*,
Konstanca (Serbian)*,
Konstanca (Hungarian)*, Konstancja* /
Konstanca* (Polish),
Kostnice (Czech)*, Konstántza...
- in
parallel e.g. Romansh: Lai da
Constanza and Lai Bodan, Esperanto:
Konstanca Lago and Bodenlago.[citation needed] The
poetic name, "Swabian Sea", was...
- (German*),
Kanstanca – Канстанца (Belarusian*),
Konstanca (Hungarian*, Polish*, Slovak*),
Konstanca – Констанца (Russian*, Serbian*, Ukrainian*), Köstence...
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Retrieved 18
October 2020. "Snovi o
odlasku u Južnu
Afriku sve
realniji –
Konstanca:
Rumunija –
Srbija 2:3". Blic. 28
March 2009.
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Konstanca Craiova Krajova Eșelnița Ješelnice Galați
Galac Iablanița
Jablonice Iași...
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Bystrica (hist.) București Bukurešť Cluj-Napoca Kluž Constanța
Konstanca Galați
Galac Iași Jasy Nădlac
Nadlak Oradea (hist.) Veľký Varadín Pitești...
