- Vančo
Trajanov (Macedonian: Ванчо Трајанов; born 9
August 1978) is a
former Macedonian footballer who pla**** as a midfielder. He was the
first – and, to...
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Boris Trajanov (Macedonian: Борис Трајанов, born in Ljubljana, 1959) is
Macedonian operatic baritone. At the beginning, he
studied singing with his father...
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Bridge (Romanian:
Podul lui Traian; Serbian: Трајанов мост, romanized:
Trajanov most), also
called Bridge of
Apollodorus over the Danube, was a
Roman segmental...
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Dragan Dimitrovski Mile
Krstev Goce
Sedloski Aco
Stojkov Vančo
Trajanov David Carabott Luke
Dimech Vadim Boreț
Boris Cebotari Serghei Covalciuc...
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Ministers of
Internal Affairs of
North Macedonia Mijalkov Frchkoski Chokrevski Trajanov Dimovska Boškoski
Kostov Avramovski Mihajlovski Jankuloska Chavkov Spasovski...
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Vladimir Ivanov,
Metodi Stoynev and
Macedonians Boban Jančevski, Vančo
Trajanov and
Robert Petrov. On 31 July 2004,
Lokomotiv won the
Bulgarian Supercup...
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Macedonia In
office December 22, 1999 – May 13, 2001
Preceded by
Pavle Trajanov Succeeded by
Ljube Boškoski
Director of
Intelligence Agency of Macedonia...
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Foreign player with the most
appearances in the
league – Vančo
Trajanov (328)
Foreign player with the most
goals in the
league –
Claudiu Keșerü...
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Match 798
Beckham 13'
Gerrard 35'
Smith 90+3' UEFA
Report Šakiri 10'
Trajanov 24' Stadium: St Mary's
Stadium Attendance: 32,095 Referee:
Arturo Dauden...
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Ministers of
Internal Affairs of
North Macedonia Mijalkov Frchkoski Chokrevski Trajanov Dimovska Boškoski
Kostov Avramovski Mihajlovski Jankuloska Chavkov Spasovski...
