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Nawojka (pronounced: [naˈvɔi̯ka]; 14th-century – 15th-century) was a
medieval Polish woman known to have
dressed as a boy in
order to
study at the University...
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diminutive form
Nawojka (pronounced: [naˈvɔi̯ka].
Notable persons with the name include: Olga
Nawoja Tokarczuk,
Polish writer and
activist Nawojka, a semi-legendary...
- home in Loosdrecht,
Netherlands at the age of 88. Cieślińska-Lobkowicz,
Nawojka (1
December 2017). "Predator. The
Looting Activity of
Pieter Nicolaas Menten...
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Maximum with
theatre stage seating 1,200 List of
medieval universities Nawojka, the university's
legendary first female student from the 15th century...
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monies for the
construction of a
monastery church. The semi
legendary Nawojka is said to have been born here in the
early 1400s, the
daughter of the...
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Jewish press not only in
communist Poland but also in
Canada and France.
Nawojka Cieślińska-Lobkowicz in her PhD-thesis made
available by Art Antiquity...
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Britain 1940-1947. 2014-03-01.
Retrieved 2022-02-06. Cieślińska-Lobkowicz,
Nawojka (2019-12-12). "The
Demise of the
World of the Gutnajers: The
Warsaw Art...
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prayerbook of
Princess Gertrude of
Poland included into the
Egbert Psalter,
Nawojka's Prayerbook [pl]
There are
several historical texts referred to by the...
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Tarkowski 2016, p. 930-931.
Tarkowski 2016, p. 931. Cieślińska-Lobkowicz,
Nawojka (2019). "The
Demise of the
World of the Gutnajers: The
Warsaw Art Market...
- Journal, Vol. 6, No. 1,
Summer 2003. ISSN 1521-6039. Cieślińska-Lobkowicz,
Nawojka (June 2009), "Dealing with
Jewish Cultural Property in
postwar Poland"...
