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- Malina Popivanova (April 7, 1902, Kočani, Ottoman Empire – July 19, 1954, Tyumen, USSR) was a prominent Macedonian communist. Popivanova joined the revolutionary...
- Nepali actress Malina Moye (born 1984), American singer-songwriter Malina Popivanova (1902–1954), Macedonian communist Malina Suliman (born 1990), Afghan artist...
- Cyril and Methodius Primary School Rade Kratovče Primary School Malina Popivanova Primary School There are also two secondary schools: Ljupčo Santov Gymnasium...
- review New culture (Нова култура) in 1939. His relations with Malina Popivanova also sparked his interest in socialist feminism, which he described as...
-         K Frost S Noble 19 21 17   M Chepisheva T Popivanova 21 18 21   M Chepisheva T Popivanova 13 12 6 J MacPherson C Torrance 21 21   C Kruus R Üprus...
- Bulgarian U17 International Katharina Fink Mihaela Chepiseva Cvetina Popivanova 21–15, 21-11 Winner 2019 Portuguese Junior International Katharina Fink...
- Munar / Rafaela Munar (second round) 10.   Mihaela Chepisheva / Tsvetina Popivanova (second round) 11.   Julia Meyer / Cara Siebrecht (fourth round) 12.  ...
-                       M Chepisheva T Popivanova 21 21 S K Pavlidou T A Pavlidou 9 11 M Chepisheva T Popivanova 21 21 L Krug C Rudolf 10 16 L Krug C Rudolf...
- Kumanovo. The flag was made by Zoitsa Kokotanova from Radovish and Efrosina Popivanova from Pehchevo, teachers in Dedino and Voislavtsi, respectively. It was...
- close to several Yugoslav communists from Vardar Macedonia, as Malina Popivanova, who influenced him to accept the idea that the Macedonian Slavs were...