- Amos
Mansdorf (Hebrew: עמוס מנסדורף; born 20
October 1965) is an
Israeli former professional tennis player. His career-high
singles ranking was
World No...
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President Ágnes
Keleti (born 1921), gymnast,
winner of 10
Olympic medals Amos
Mansdorf (born 1965),
tennis player Roy
Nissany (born 1994),
racing driver Mimi...
-
Heinrich von
Mansdorf (born
before 1419; died 13
September 1426 in
Freiburg im Breisgau) was
abbot of the
Abbey of
Saint Gall from 1419 to 1426. Heinrich...
- (quarterfinals)
MaliVai Washington (semifinals)
Derrick Rostagno (second round) Amos
Mansdorf (quarterfinals)
David Wheaton (first round)
Wally Masur (semifinals) Gianluca...
- 2023, but was
cancelled due to the Gaza war.
Israeli tennis player Amos
Mansdorf appeared in the
final five times,
winning in 1987,
making him the only...
- nine-cylinder, 300 hp
Lycoming model R-680
radial engines in what was
called a
Mansdorf Gannet conversion. It was one of the few
Widgeons converted with radial...
-
retrieved 8
September 2010
ebook ISBN 978-0-231-51273-2 Forsberg, Krister;
Mansdorf, S.Z (2007),
Quick Selection Guide to
Chemical Protective Clothing (5th ed...
- were his
brother Ofer, who was a top 200 player, and the
Israeli Amos
Mansdorf. At age 18, Sela was
exempted from
conscription into the
Israel Defense...
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Jonas Svensson won in the
final 1–6, 1–6, 6–2, 6–3, 7–5
against Amos
Mansdorf. Tim
Mayotte (quarterfinals)
Emilio Sánchez (quarterfinals)
Anders Järryd...
- and
evolving Teatrul IKUF, a new
Yiddish theater led
initially by
Iacob Mansdorf.
Drawing its
mostly young,
professional actors from
cities around Romania...
