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• Because of that Ostrowski is credited for uniting Polish emigree circles.
• Russian emigree Igor Sikorsky was just building the first ones for military use.
• Kashubian Catholic and Polish Catholic emigrees to North America.
• Most of the emigrees have sought refuge in neighboring Guinea, Liberia and the Gambia.
• In 1968, many Czech emigrees traveled through Yugoslavia on their way to the West.
• An influx of Russian emigrees fleeing the Soviet regime occurred during the American colonial regime.
• Ruiz'status as a Cuban emigree helped her obtain the scholarship, according to her aunt.
• Also, he was a member of Temporary Council of National Unity and other Polish emigree organizations.
• Huguenot emigrees in the United Kingdom, the United States, South Africa and Australia still retain their identity.
• Therefore, his conclusion is that White emigrees were at the source of the Nazist concept of Jewish Bolshevism.
• NDFLOAG was formed in Iraq in 1969 by Omani students ( primarily studying in Kuwait ) and other emigrees.
• Henry Wagons is the grandson of Henry Krips, a Viennese emigree conductor of the South Australian Symphony Orchestra.
• His uncle, slyly, already knows that this " new life " includes an emigree doctor and his daughter.
• His studies with Russian emigree Rosina Lhevinne at Juilliard in 1954 merely confirmed his natural proclivity for Russian-style romanticism.
• One piece, " Oh Yemanja, " composed by the Cuban emigree Tania Leon, fits neither grouping.
• As a member of the government, `
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• The first emigration took place between, roughly, 1900 1920, the emigrees heading towards the United States and Argentina.
• The year after, he summoned them back to prevent Adelaide's name from being placed on the list of emigrees.
• A major commission came in 1830 from the sons of the Russian emigree prince Nicola Demidoff, who had retired to Florence.
• The Troubadour was opened in Waterloo Street, Clifton, by returning Australian emigree Ray Willmott, on Friday 7 October 1966.