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Mirca Zupnek Sancin (3
March 1901 - 24 July 1970) was a
Slovene composer and
piano teacher.
Sancin was born in
Ljubljana to Ana
Petric and
Franc Zupnek...
- Koita,
Duncan Laki Muhumuza,
Photini Pazartzis, Hernán Quezada,
Vasilka Sancin, José
Manuel Santos Pais,
Yuval Shany, Hélène Tigroudja,
Andreas Zimmermann [de]...
- Kosmina,
Giuseppe Sancin,
Edoardo Krzinič,
Emilio Legisa,
Bruno Mar****ut,
Erminio Medica,
Alberto Pernarčič,
Sergij Pečar, Jože
Sancin, Jože Sabadin, Mario...
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Montini as
Oliva Lojze Potokar as Just
Stane Potokar as
Komandir mesta Modest Sancin as
Galjof Stane Sever as
Borut Zvone Sintic as
Tadeo Pero
Skerl as Pahor...
- mountains.
Zdenka Logar Mojca Sister of Rožle, and
captured by Bedanec.
Modest Sancin Mišnjek
Lojze Potokar oče
Father of
Kekec Vida
Levstik mati
Mother of Kekec...
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Ladislav Černý
later replaced Dezel on
viola and
Slovene violinist Karel Sancin took the post of Ivo Trost. The Zika
brothers and Černý,
expatriate Czechs...
- died in battle. He had four sons and a daughter: Beljak, Radič, Budelja,
Sančin and Dragana. His sons knez Beljak, primarily, and
vojvoda Radič Sanković...
- (France), Hernán
Quezada Cabrera (Chile),
Gentian Zyberi (Albania),
Vasilka Sancin (Slovenia), S****chi
Furuya (****an), and
Duncan Muhumuza Laki* (Uganda)....
- (1900–1991)
Gertrude Price Wollner (1900–1985)
Lotte Backes (1901–1990)
Mirca Sancin (1901–1970) Ruth
Crawford Seeger (1901–1953)
Sophie Carmen Eckhardt-Gramatté...
- (Zdenka Logar)
Tinka (Alenka Lobnikar) Rožle (Jože Mlakar) Mišnjek (Modest
Sancin)
first ever
Slovenian feature film with
international award 2 "Good Luck...
