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Maryša (English: Marysha) is a
Czech stage drama from 1894,
written by
brothers Alois Mrštík [cs] and Vilém Mrštík. It is set in a
village in
Moravia and...
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Marysa Navarro Aranguren (born 1934) is a Spanish-American
historian specializing in the
history of feminism, the
history of
Latin American women, and...
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Marysa Baradji-Duchêne (born 17
October 1982) is a
French épée fencer. Baradji-Duchêne won the
silver medal in the épée team
event at the 2006
World Fencing...
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Marisa Borini (sometimes
Marysa Borini or
Marisa Bruni-Tedeschi), born
Turin on 1
April 1930, is an
Italian concert pianist and actress. Born in Turin...
- AA. 5 May 2017.
Mustafa Aksakal; et al. (2023). "The
Ottoman Empire". In
Marysa Demoor (ed.). The
Edinburgh Companion to
First World War Periodicals. Edinburgh:...
- anti-Perónist Argentines.
Shortly after the
musical appeared,
Nicholas Fraser and
Marysa Navarro published a more
neutral account of Eva Perón's life, Evita: The...
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Norton & Company. ISBN 978-0-393-02381-7. Fraser, Nicholas; Navarro,
Marysa (1996). Evita: The Real Life of Eva Perón. W.W.
Norton & Company. Guillermoprieto...
- ISBN 0-252-01442-1. Toth,
Emily (1998).
Wilma Mankiller;
Gwendolyn Mink;
Marysa Navarro;
Barbara Smith;
Gloria Steinem (eds.). The Reader's
Companion to...
- the Nineteenth-Century
Publishing Industry". In Brake, Laurel; Demoor,
Marysa (eds.).
Dictionary of Nineteenth-Century Journalism. London:
Academia Press...
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Burgo Torres (1912–2005),
Carlist politician Alfredo Landa (1933–2013)
Marysa Navarro (born 1934)
Carlos Garaikoetxea (born 1938)
Javier Rojo (born 1949)...
