- Seid Memić,
known by his
stage name
Vajta, (born 8
March 1950, in Travnik,
Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a
Bosnian singer and the
vocalist for the Yugoslav...
- Gábor
Vajta (born 25
August 1952) is a
medical doctor,
human pathologist and
mammalian embryologist living in Cairns, Queensland, Australia.
Vajta was an...
-
Vajta is a
village in Fejér county, Hungary.
Media related to
Vajta at
Wikimedia Commons Street map (in Hungarian) v t e...
- with
musicians like
Zdravko Čolić,
Kemal Monteno, Dino Merlin, Seid Memić
Vajta, Hari Mata Hari,
Mladen Vojičić Tifa, Željko
Bebek and many more. Many newer...
- The
winning entry was "Lejla",
performed by
Bosnian singer Seid Memić
Vajta and
composed by
Ranko Boban.
Yugoslavia performed 7th on the
night of the...
- Mission." In The
Gospel and the
Ambiguity of the Church,
edited by
Vilmos Vajta, 68–91. Philadelphia, PA: Fortress, 1974. Crum,
Winston F. "Missio Dei and...
-
lista nadrealista,
Swedish workers in
Sarajevo "
Vajta i
pjesma "Aj,
kolika je
Jahorina planina"" [
Vajta and the song "Aj,
kolika je
Jahorina planina"]...
- Borders". In Andrén, Mats; Lindkvist, Thomas; Söhrman,
Ingmar [in Swedish];
Vajta,
Katharina (eds.).
Cultural Borders of Europe: Narratives,
Concepts and...
- Szabadbattyán Szabadegyháza Szabadhídvég Szár
Tabajd Tác
Tordas Újbarok Úrhida
Vajta Vál
Vereb Vértesacsa Vértesboglár Zámoly Zichyújfalu muni****lities are...
-
Seebach Yiannis Dimitras Jean
Gabilou Habibi Island Finn
Kalvik Seid Memić
Vajta Modern Folk Trio and Ayşegül
Carlos Paião Jean-Claude
Pascal Peter, Sue...
