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Stoyanka Mutafova (Bulgarian: Стоянка Мутафова; 2
February 1922 – 6
December 2019) was a
Bulgarian actress.
During her career, she
starred in over 53 theatrical...
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Stoyanka Kurbatova (née Gruycheva, Bulgarian: Стоянка Курбатова, née Груйчева, born 18
March 1955) is a
Bulgarian rower and
Olympic champion. She was born...
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Stoyanka Dimitrova Krastenova (Bulgarian: Стоянка Димитрова Кръстенова) is a
Bulgarian former politician.
Krastenova was born on 11 May 1935 in Pazardzhik...
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Stoyanka Savova Nikolova (Bulgarian: Стоянка Савова Николова), best
known by her
stage name
Elena Nicolai (Bulgarian: Елена Николай) (24
January 1905 –...
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Stoyanka Angelova (Bulgarian: Стоянка Ангелова) (born 28
March 1928) is a
Bulgarian gymnast. She
competed in
seven events at the 1952
Summer Olympics....
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Tatyana Lolova Dimitar Manchev Tzvetana Maneva Ruslan Maynov Moni
Moshonov Stoyanka Mutafova Anjela Nedyalkova Lyubomir Neikov Nikolay Nikolov Dimitar Panov...
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released on the now
defunct Hannibal label. The
three women in the trio were
Stoyanka Boneva [bg] from Pirin,
Yanka Rupkina [bg] from
Strandzha and Eva Georgieva [bg]...
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together with
leading Bulgarian actors as
Vasil Popov,
Georgi Partsalev,
Stoyanka Mutafova and others. He is also
known for the
numerous roles on the stage...
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Train Stop – Two
Minutes (Russian: Стоянка поезда – две минуты, romanized:
Stoyanka poyezda — dve minuty) is a 1972
Soviet television romantic musical film...
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March 2024. Tchir, Paul (2024-03-28). "Birte Christoffersen-Hanson and
Stoyanka Angelova". OlympStats.
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