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Kovalevskaya below and
cousin of
Alexander Onufrievich Kovalevsky above Maria Kovalevska, (1849–1889),
Ukrainian Narodnik Sofia Kovalevskaya (1850–1891), Russian...
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Maria Pavlivna Kovalevska (Ukrainian: Марія Павлівна Ковалевська;
August 1849 – 19
November 1889) was a
Ukrainian Narodnik. A
revolutionary activist from...
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Maija Kovalevska (born 21
September 1979) is a
Latvian soprano opera singer. She is a
student of
Italian soprano Mirella Freni. Born in Riga,
Kovalevska rose...
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space race,
Sergei Korolev, from 1938 to 1944.
Nadia Smyrnytska Maria Kovalevska Maria Kalyuzhnaya After the
Russian Revolution of 1917 the
Russian penal...
- Sept. 1889,
resulting in
Maria Kalyuzhna,
Nadia Smyrnytska, and
Maria Kovalevska being transferred to Ust Kara. The governor-general
Andrei Korf sentenced...
- Democracy[permanent dead link],
Turkish W****ly (6
October 2010) [dead link]
Yulia Kovalevska:Only some
bankrupt politicians try to use the Day of
Unification with...
- Berlioz:
Benvenuto Cellini,
Burkhard Fritz (Benvenuto Cellini),
Maija Kovalevska (Teresa),
Laurent Naouri (Fieramosca), Kate
Aldrich (Ascanio), Xavier...
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January 2024. Stas
Rudenko (23
January 2024). "Gagarin, Titov,
Sofia Kovalevska and more than 90
streets and
alleys are
going to be
renamed in Dnipro"...
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September 16 – Flo Rida,
American rapper and
singer September 21
Maija Kovaļevska,
Latvian soprano opera singer Jericho Rosales,
Filipino entertainer September...
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Maksym Sosnovskyi,
Yaroslava Zhytomirska, **** Tereshchenko, and
Polina Kovalevska joined the cast. In addition,
Albina Pererva,
Oleksandr Voronyi (as Oleksandr...
