- safe
cracker in
Warsaw criminal circles and also a jazz trumpeter,
Henryk Kwinto, is
released from a prison,
where he has
spent the past six years. After...
- πράγματος práːɡmatos οὕτως húːtoːs ἔδοξεν· édoksen; ὅπως hópoːs Κόιντος ˈ
kʷintos Μαίνιος ˈmainios στρατηγὸς strateːɡòs τῶν toːn ἐκ ek τῆς teːs συνκλήτου...
- Grodzicki, Jenicz, Kiszewa, Kiszewski, Kopydłowski, Kozaryn, Krepsztul, Kwinta,
Kwinto, Lesek, Lesenko, Lisiecki, Lisiewski, Łukomski, Modlibowski, Mroczyński...
- two
voyages in the 1880s. Stanisław met his ****ure wife
Halina Prewysz-
Kwinto during his stay in Wilno, and they
later married in 1925. She was born on...
- Kuropatwa, Kurowski, Kurozwęcki, Kurzewski, Kuszewski, Kwilecki, Kwinta,
Kwinto. L Ladajka, Ladayda, Langacz, Laskowski, Lasocki, Leben, Lipski, Lisicki...
- Krzyżkowski, Kuliński, Kurasiński, Kurzański, Kuszel, Kuszelewski, Kwinta,
Kwinto. L Lasota, L****ota, Ledrowski, Lewiecki, Lisowski, Litawor. Ł Łaniewski...
- práːɡmata ekseːɡéːsoːntai, peri túːtuː tuː práːɡmatos húːtoːs édoksen; hópoːs ˈ
kʷintos ˈmainios strateːɡòs toːn ek teːs syŋkléːtuː pénte apotáksiː, hoi an autoːi...
- in
Warsaw (section 119–6–17). Czesław Miłosz
based a
character of
Piotr Kwinto from the
novel Zdobycie władzy (1955) on Hertz.
Hertz left no
diaries or...
-
Julio Ignacio Quinteros Surco († 2011).
Nicknamed El Pato (The Duck) and/or
Kwinto Quinteros spent his
youth career with top
Peruvian side
Alianza Lima. He...
