- Look up
Petka,
petka, or
pětka in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Petka may
refer to:
Pětka or
Committee of Five, a
Czechoslovak organization Petka, Iran...
- The
Pětka, or
Committee of Five, was an
unofficial informal extraparliamentary semi-constitutional
political forum that was
designed to cope with political...
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Sveta Petka (Sv.
Petka) is the Bulgarian,
Serbian and
Macedonian name for
Saint Parascheva of the Balkans,
which may
refer to:
Sveta Petka, Bujanovac,...
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Church of St
Petka of the Saddlers, Sofia,
Bulgaria Church of St
Petka, Vukovo,
Bulgaria Church of
Saint Parascheva, Slabinja,
Croatia St.
Petka's Church,...
- Pražská
pětka is a
Czechoslovak comedy film
released in 1988. "Vávra
vyrazil směr Karlštejn, Hanák na brigádu. Před třiceti lety
vznikla Pražská
pětka". ČT24...
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Vladislavovna Koen;
January 11, 1913 –
December 23, 1992), born
Leontine Theresa Petka, also
known as
Helen Kroger, was an
American who
spied for the
Soviet Union...
- Next (Od
petka do
petka) is a 1985
Croatian film
directed by
Antun Vrdoljak,
starring Boris Dvornik and
Zdravka Krstulović. "Od
petka do
petka" (in Croatian)...
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village Rupite. She had
Orthodox Christian beliefs. In 1990, she
declared St.
Petka as her
patron saint and
decided that a
church dedicated to her
should be...
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Edward F.
Petka (born
March 10, 1943, Chicago, Illinois) is an
American politician who
served as a
member of the
Illinois General ****embly from 1987 until...
- The
Church of St.
Petka in Staničenje (Serbian Cyrillic: Црква Свете Петке, Bulgarian: Църква „Света Петка“) is the
oldest church in Staničenje, Serbia...
