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Proch may
refer to: Polish:
proch means "powder" (German: Pulver, Yiddish: פּולווער, romanized: Pulwer (wikt)) Look up
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United States.
Proch published Poland's Way of the
Cross in 1987 in
which he
estimated Poland's war dead. The
estimates of
Franciszek Proch were
cited by...
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neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The
group became Beaumont, Groom,
Proch, and Nick Pociask.
David Proch (at age 44) the
third person to sing
tenor for the Skyliners...
- Don
Proch DCL (born 1942) is a
multimedia artist known for
complex installations, masks, and
silkscreen prints. His work is
centered in his imaginings...
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Heinrich Proch (22 July 1809 – 18
December 1878) was an
Austrian composer. Born in Vienna,
Proch studied jurisprudence and
completed his
training as a...
- Bolesław
Proch (4
February 1952 – 22
December 2012) was a
Polish international motorcycle speedway rider. He
earned 15
international caps for the Poland...
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Walter Proch (born 17
February 1984 in Rovereto) is an
Italian former cyclist. 2005 3rd Giro del
Canavese 9th Gran
Premio della Liberazione 2006 4th Tour...
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attending NYU,
Kaufman met Paul
Proch, with whom he
wrote many
unproduced scripts and plays.
Between 1983 and 1984,
Kaufman and
Proch wrote comedic articles and...
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Daniele Proch (born
November 8, 1996) is an
Italian professional footballer who
currently plays as a
forward for
Caldiero Terme in Italy's
Serie D.
Proch pla****...
- is a
South African footballer who
plays as a
midfielder for
Polish club
Proch Pionki.
Siwahla began his
career with Ajax Cape Town in 2004. He became...
