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Sofka Zinovieff (born 1961) is a
British author and journalist.
Zinovieff was born in London. Her
parents were
Peter Zinovieff and
Victoria Gala Heber-Percy...
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Marko however actually wanted Sofka for himself, to give him
healthy and
beautiful children.
During Sofka's wedding night,
Sofka locks herself and Tomča in...
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Sofka Skipwith (born
Sophia Dolgorukova; 23
October 1907 – 26
February 1994) was a
Russian princess, who
after working for
Laurence Olivier and being...
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Sofka (4 July 1929 – 9
February 2016) was a museologist. He co-founded the
International Committee for
Museology (ICOFOM) in 1977 and
served as...
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Sofka Nikolić (Serbian Cyrillic: Софка Николић; 1907 – 27 July 1982) was a
Serbian and
Yugoslav singer of folk
music considered to be the
first major...
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prominent music style since World War I
following the
early success of
Sofka Nikolić. The
music has been
further promoted by
Danica Obrenić, Anđelija...
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Sofka Popova (Bulgarian: Софка Попова) (née Kazandzhieva/Bulgarian: Казанджиева; born 15
August 1953) is a
retired 100
metres runner from Bulgaria. She...
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Zinovieff was born on 26
January 1933; his parents, Leo
Zinovieff and
Sofka, née
Princess Sophia Dolgorouky, were both
Russian aristocrats, who met...
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Joanna Kakissis, "36
hours in Athens, Greece", New York Times, 2 May 2008
Sofka Zinovieff, The
House on
Paradise Street, 2012, ISBN 9781907595691, p. 48...
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being the
writer Sofka Zinovieff, who
inherited the
entirety of her grandfather's estate,
including Faringdon House. In 2014
Sofka Zinovieff wrote a...
