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Juraj Stahuljak (16 July 1901, Sv. Jana – 8
February 1975, Zagreb) was a
Croatian composer, organist,
choir conductor and pedagogue.
Juraj Stahuljak (Sv...
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formula of
forgotten meaning and the
latter as a sign of fraternité!
Stahuljak 2013, pp. 71–82 Field, Sean L. (April 2016). Jansen,
Katherine L. (ed...
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forms (benign or criminal) of "****ual perversions".
Medievalist Zrinka Stahuljak [fr]
observes that "preoccupations with criminality,
criminal responsibility...
- 47.)
Marion Turner, "Stop
talking englissh [sic]" (review of
Zrinka Stahuljak, Fixers: Agency,
Translation and the
Early Global History of Literature...
- (1071) in
Flemish Historiography from 1093 to 1294". In Guynn, Noah D.;
Stahuljak,
Zrinka (eds.).
Violence and the
Writing of
History in the
Medieval Francophone...
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History in the
Medieval Francophone World, ed. Noah D. Guynn,
Zrinka Stahuljak, (Boydell & Brewer, 2013), 65. The
Shorter Cambridge. CUP Archive. p. 742...
- 318–324. ISBN 978-1-4422-1691-4. LCCN 2001035412.
Klaits 1985, p. 25.
Stahuljak,
Zrinka (2013). "Symbolic Archaeology". **** Archaeology: Medicine...
- Città Immaginate:
Sguardi Sulla Città Contemporanea,
Pages 1833 – 1845.
Stahuljak, Višnja (2009).
Potres [Earthquake]. Zagreb:
Naklada Ljevak. ISBN 978-953-303-076-0...
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Lower Town area of the city were
built in the
following years. Višnja
Stahuljak (hr)
wrote a
historical novel Potres ("Earthquake")
about the earthquake...
- doi:10.4000/studifrancesi.9571.
Meurger 2003, p. 131.
Gabory 1926, p. 240.
Stahuljak 2013, p. 110-118. Lacroix, Paul (1858). Curiosités de l'histoire de France:...
