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Ignacy Witczak was a GRU
illegal officer in the
United States during World War II.
Witczak's code name with the GRU and as
deciphered by the
Venona project...
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Jason Witczak (born May 24, 1978) is an
American football player. He is
currently a free
agent kicker who most
recently pla**** for the
Arizona Rattlers...
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Dominik Witczak (born 2
January 1983) is a
former Polish volleyball player, a
member of
Poland men's
national volleyball team,
Polish Champion (2008,...
- Brückner 1985, p. 158.
Witczak &
Kaczor 1995, p. 275. Łuczyński 2020, p. 120. Łuczyński 2020, p. 121. Brückner 1985, p. 157–158.
Witczak &
Kaczor 1995, p. 274–275...
- Bolesław
Witczak (born 8
March 1966 in Szamotuły) is a politician,
engineer of logistics, entrepreneur. In 1981 he
graduated from
Trade School and then...
- The
Witczak Winding Tower (Polish: Szyb
Witczak) is a
peripheral winding tower of the
liquidated Centrum Coal Mine in Bytom, Poland. The
winding tower...
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Witczak and Zawiasa, pp. 55–57. West, p. 221;
Orphic fr. 272 II Bernabé (pp. 230–231)...
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character of the
Siculian language.
Polish historian Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak and
Daria Zawiasa suggest the
Palici may
derive from the old Indo-European...
- from the foam as an Indo-European mytheme. Similarly,
Krzysztof Tomasz Witczak proposes an Indo-European
compound *abʰor- "very" and *dʰei- "to shine"...
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Ceremonies of the
Roman Republic (Cornell
University Press, 1981), p. 161.
Witczak,
Krzysztof T. (1999). "On the Indo-European
origin of two
Lusitanian theonyms...
