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Ostroga (Polish for "Spur") is a
Polish coat of arms. It was used by
several szlachta (noble)
families under the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. See:...
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Princess Elizaveta Ostrogska (1539–1582), also
known as Elżbieta or Halshka, was a
Ruthenian heiress, the only
child of
Prince Illia Ostrogski and Beata...
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spomenica povodom 300-godišnjice
njegova predstavljenja.
Uprava Manastira Ostroga. 1971.
Dimitrije M. Kalezić; Dušan P. Berić (1987).
Sveti Vasilije Ostroški...
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portrait photographer in France,
working under the pseudonym, "
Ostroga" or "Valerien
Ostroga".
Nothing is known, at present, of Mroczkowski's
family background...
- 140. Kowalów,
Witold Józef (2010). "Ostrogska
Lista Katyńska. Mieszkańcy
Ostroga i okolicy, którzy zginęli z rąk NKWD w Katyniu, Charkowie,
Miednoje i innych...
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odmiana Murdelio)
Ossorya (Ossolińczyk, Poświst, Szarza)
Ostoja (Mościc)
Ostroga Ostrogski Oszyk Owada (Ulina)
Paprzyca Pelikan Piast Eagle (Orzeł Piastowski)...
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settlement of Lodz,
around 1410 the
village of
Ostroga was established. It was on the
right side of the
Ostroga River,
which was
later called the Łódka and...
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another Polish exiled photographer,
Walery Mroczkowski who
called himself, "
Ostroga"
professionally and also
worked at that time on the Cote d'Azur in Menton...
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Ostroga", 2nd Lt.
Zygmunt Niciński "Twardowski" and
Sylwester Jachimiak "Chłop". Of this group, only "
Ostroga" and "Twardowski" survived. "
Ostroga" later...
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Odwaga Odyniec Ogończyk
Oksza Orda Orla Osek
Ossorya Ostoja Ostroga Ostrogski Oszyk Paprzyca Pierzchała Piłsudski Piława Pobóg Pogoń Litewska...
