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Josip Vilfan or
Wilfan (30
August 1878 – 8
March 1955) was a
Slovene lawyer, politician, and
human rights activist from Trieste. In the
early 1920s, he...
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member of the
Slovenian Academy of
Sciences and Arts. He was born as
Sergij Wilfan in a
wealthy Slovene family in Trieste, Italy. His uncle,
Josip Vilfan,...
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Democrats Clare Morris 734 36.9 N/A
Labour Alan Hill 455 22.9 +0.7
Labour Jack
Wilfan 369 18.5 -1.2
Turnout 2,094 30.65 -3.31
Registered electors 6,831 Conservative...
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Jacobo Hurwitz Zender,
Carlos Contreras) (1900–1983),
Communist agent.
Josip Wilfan (1878–1955),
Slovene jurist, politician, and
human rights activist. Pietro...
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Bodemann HC Sierre-Anniviers F 10
Andreas Nödl
Wiener Eislöwen F 11
Franz Wilfan Valley Jr.
Warriors F 12 Tino
Teppert Klagenfurter AC F 14
Philipp Pinter...
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Markus Pock
Klagenfurt F 23
Peter Schneider Znojemští Orli F 7
Markus Unterweger Salzburg F 24
Maximilian Wilfan Grums F 27
Marcel Wolf Dornbirn...
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Gustav Adolf Semler Hedda Vernon Marie von
Buelow Hans W****mann
Gustav Wilfan Bock, Hans-Michael; Bergfelder, Tim, eds. (2009). The
Concise Cinegraph:...
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Kingdom of Italy. First, he
worked as an ****istant in the
Josip Wilfan's law firm,
establishing his own
practice in 1925. In 1926, when Fascist...
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Besednjak thus became,
together with the
national liberal politician Josip Wilfan who was also
elected on the same list, the
highest representative of the...
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Komarek (EQ) 03:29 P
Schneider (EQ) 04:46 M
Wilfan (PP) 41:03 P
Schneider (GWS) 65:00
Goals S Piva (PP) 02:19 M
Felderer (EQ) M
Presti (EQ) 50:28...
