- Look up
Paulinka in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Paulinka,
Pavlinka or Pavlínka is a Slavic-language
diminutive of the
female given name Paulina,...
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Paulinka (Belarusian: Паўлінка) is a
comedy play in two
parts by a
Belarusian poet and
writer Yanka Kupala.)
Written in 1912, it was
printed first time...
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Paulinka [
pau̯ˈliŋka] is a
village in the
administrative district of
Gmina Iłów,
within Sochaczew County,
Masovian Voivodeship, in east-central Poland...
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Marlowe Second Stage Theatre: June 19 –
August 19, 2018 2019 A
Bright Room
Called Day
Paulinka Erdnuss The
Public Theater:
October 29 –
December 15, 2019...
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survived the war. The
couple was
reunited in 1945, and
their daughter Paulinka was born the
following year.
Every few w****s, the ****s
staged a roundup...
- with
Amadeus Daberlohn, a
voice teacher she met
through her
stepmother Paulinka Bimbam (Salomon
gives all her
characters humorous,
often punning, pseudonyms)...
- Anna
Teresa Jakubowska (née Swierczewska) ps.
Paulinka (26 May 1927 – 13 July 2022) was a
Polish World War II
combatant and
community activist, parti****nt...
- sank so deep into Kupala’s mind that in four
years he
named his new play
Paulinka and even
invited Miadzelka to play a lead role. The
aspiring actress accepted...
- Holocaust.
Birgit Doll ...
Charlotte Salomon Elisabeth Trissenaar ...
Paulinka Brigitte Horney ...
Grandma Max Croiset...
Albert Peter Capell ... Grandfather...
- a po****r
Polish lifestyle magazine, two
imaginary friends—Lucynka and
Paulinka—were
regularly having discussions about how one
should visibly mend clothes...
