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Matice česká was a
Czech publishing house and
cultural institution,
similar to
other Slavic Matice institutions. It was an
important milestone in Czech...
- A
Matica or
Matice or Ma****a is a
Slavic concept of a
foundation which promotes national culture and
gained prominence during the 19th-century romantic...
- and the new
Bulgarian Matica in 1989.
Matica Srpska publishes the
Letopis Matice srpske magazine,
which is one of the
oldest in the world,
being continuously...
- snowball,
sweet snowball, ghost, dino(saur), dino(saur) egg, snow leopard,
matice, matisse,
sugar baby, and
silver star melons, is a
small to medium-sized...
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Matice Wright-Springer (born 1965) is the
first African-American
female naval flight officer.
Wright was born and grew up in Annapolis, Maryland. She attended...
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television commercials. He pla**** Lt.
Spellman in the NBC
series Chicago Fire,
Matice in the
Prime Video thriller series Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Carl
Wilkes in...
- Latini, ed. Bode, i. p. 117 (Second
Vatican Mythographer 125).
Zbornik Matice srpske za društvene nauke: (1961),
Volumes 28–31, p.74 (in Serbian) "Aegean...
- p. 517–519. Gavrilović,
Slavko (2006), "Isaija Đaković" (PDF),
Zbornik Matice Srpske za
Istoriju (in Serbian), vol. 74, Novi Sad:
Matica Srpska, Department...
- Junas, My Slovakia: An American's View. Martin, Slovakia: Vydavatelśtvo
Matice slovenskej, 2001.
Stanislav Kirschbaum, A
History of Slovakia: The Struggle...
- was
published by the
Matice česká, an
institution created by František Palacký in 1831 as a
branch of the
National Museum. The
Matice became an important...
