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Stephen Voislav. In the Chronicle of the Priest of Duklja, he is called Dobroslav, although this is the only source that calls him with that name. Origin

Dobrosav Krstić (Serbian Cyrillic: Добросав Крстић; 5 February 1932 – 3 May 2015) was a Yugoslav and Serbian football manager and player. Krstić played

(Vsevolod, Rogvolod), *pъlkъ (Svetopolk, Yaropolk), *slavъ (Vladislav, Dobroslav, Vseslav) and their derivatives (Dobrynya, Tishila, Ratisha, Putyata,

Александрович Добровольский; 13 October 1938 – 19 May 2013), also known as Dobroslav (Russian: Доброслав), was a Soviet-Russian ideologue of Slavic neopaganism

Petar Radenković Mladen Koščak Nikola Radović Ivan Šantek Ljubiša Spajić Dobroslav Krstić Dragoslav Šekularac Zlatko Papec Sava Antić Todor Veselinović Muhamed

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RB Mladen Koščak LB Nikola Radović RH Ivan Santek CH Ljubiša Spajić LH Dobroslav Krstić OR Dragoslav Šekularac IR Zlatko Papec CF Sava Antić IL Todor Veselinović

led by Vadim Kazakov, a disciple of Alexey Dobrovolsky (also known as Dobroslav). In 1997, Kazakov became the leader of the Union of Slavic Native Belief

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his complete work on ancient Serbian literature (Literary studies) 1993 Dobroslav Smiljanić Vilin kamen (Poetry) 1992 Petar Pijanović Proza Danila Kiša

endonyms (endogenous names) for months. Volkhv Aleksey Aleksandrovich Dobroslav has proposed a standardised nomenclature, as reported in the table herebelow

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Bulgarian game production and publishing company founded by Moni Dochev and Dobroslav Dimitrov. Based in Sofia, Bulgaria, the company originally concentrated

social and economic data on the development of Czechoslovak society. Dobroslav Krejčí became the first president of the office. In 1961, the State Statistical

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

September 1993, in Kaluga, Vadim Kazakov, a student of Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav) (one of the founders of the Russian Rodnoverie), created the Kaluga Slavic

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

artist. He employed numerous pseudonyms, including Borivoj Rehtáčka, Dobroslav Pokrievka, Matej Trúbela, P. S. Zvonický, and Dušan Lipeň. His father

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entities, as defined by the Russian volkhvs Veleslav (Ilya Cherkasov) and Dobroslav (Aleksey Dobrovolsky). Its negative form, urod, means anything that is

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Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

former dissident and neo-Nazi activist Alexey Dobrovolsky (neopagan name - Dobroslav). In 1957, under the influence of the revolution in Hungary (1956), Dobrovolsky

(guitar), Aleksandar Petković (saxophone), Nemanja Kojić (trombone), Dobroslav Predić (trumpet), Zoja Borovčanin (backing vocals, violin) and Jasmina

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

ceased to be Piruzović. The original Patriarch of the clan was called Dobroslav (Boniface) Peruzzi. He had a status of a minor nobleman (local Patrician

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Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

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1898—1902 Ljubomir Stojanović, 1902—1904 Ljubomir Jovanović, 1904—1906 Dobroslav Ružić, 1906—1908 Stojan Novaković, 1908—1915 Sreta Stojković, 1920—1928

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Insurance Company. Drgutin Pećić was born in Jagodina in 1871 to father Dobroslav, a merchant, and mother Katarina (née Damjanović). He completed his elementary

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Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

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Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

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(1997) Srba Mitrović (1996) Milan Orlić (1995) Đorđe Trifunović (1994) Dobroslav Smiljanić (1993) Petar Pijanović (1992) Miroslav Maksimović (1991) Novica

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son of Dren; Dimitri, his son; Gjuri-ca Dralla; Lazor govedar (herder); Dobroslav, his brother; Mitran, his brother; Toni star (old man); Dejan, his son;

Scientific, and Cultural Organization. Retrieved 14 November 2021. Líbal, Dobroslav (1999) [1992]. Castles of Britain and Europe (English language ed.). Blitz

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accounts for 46.6% of the district's total population. Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav) (October 13, 1938 - May 19, 2013) - a member of the dissident movement

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Archived from the original on 4 February 2022. Retrieved 11 January 2019. Dobroslav 1992, p. 221. Lepage 2009, p. 142. "Fortifications of Vauban". UNESCO

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Croatian). Slobodna Dalmacija. Retrieved 26 January 2013. Silobrčić, Dobroslav (6 January 2013). "EKSKLUZIVNO PRIZNANJE Zlatko Bourek: 'Ja sam slavonski

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Rodnovers often equate Christianity with Soviet Marxism. The Russian volkhv Dobroslav (Aleksey Dobrovolsky) declared that: Nature-swallowing capitalism is an

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

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Rodnovers often equate Christianity with Soviet Marxism. The Russian volkhv Dobroslav (Aleksey Dobrovolsky) declared that: Nature-swallowing capitalism is an

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(Добромира) (f) Nickname(s) Dob, Dobra, Dobri, Mirko, Mirek Related names Dobroslav, Dobrosław https://web.archive.org/web/20110707203359/http://www.babynamestory

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leaf or flower was drawn. Russian volkhs Veleslav (Ilya Cherkasov) and Dobroslav (Alexey Dobrovolsky) describe Rod as a life force, the god "all-pervading"

the monastery as a nun in about 1072, after the death of her husband Dobroslav. Vekenega, as the first successor of Čika, sought financial aid from the

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ideas of one of the founders of Russian neo-paganism, Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav), who did not have a higher education, Petukhov derived the root "ar"

1960–62 Ludwig Dupal 1962–66 Roger Hug 1966–67 Georges Vuillaume 1967–69 Dobroslav Krstić 1969–77 Paul Barret 1977–81 Jean Fauvergue 1981–84 Pierre Mosca

neo-paganism, the former Soviet dissident Alexey Dobrovolsky (pagan name – Dobroslav) shared the ideas of neo-Nazism and transferred them to his neopagan teaching

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Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

to the peculiar political climate of contemporary Russia. The volkhv Dobroslav (Aleksey Dobrovolsky)—who held a position of high respect within Russia's

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

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to Čika as his sister. After the tragic death of Vekenega's husband, Dobroslav, Vekenega became a nun in 1072, and entered the monastery of St. Mary

 Silver Men's football team Sava Antić Ibrahim Biogradlić Mladen Koščak Dobroslav Krstić Luka Lipošinović Muhamed Mujić Zlatko Papec Petar Radenković Nikola

several deputies to the National Assembly, such as Petar Dobroslav, whose son László Dobroslav (László Bolgár) was a diplomat, and Georgi Velčov. During

belonged to the Přemyslid dynasty. He had five brothers: Soběslav, Spytimír, Dobroslav, Pořej, and Čáslav. Cosmas also refers to Radim (later Gaudentius) as

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

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Deutscher Kunstverlag, ISBN 3-422-00738-5, pp. 145–163 Kateřina Charvátová, Dobroslav Líbal: Sedlec. In: D. Housková, D. (ed.): Řád cisterciáků v českých zemích

Valdemar Vilém Maxmilián Ferdinand Kamila Laura Jarmil Tamara Dalibor Dobroslav Norbert Iveta Medard Stanislava Gita Bruno Antonie Antonín Roland Vít

western part of the nave, and this latter theory was widely accepted. Dobroslav Líbal rejected the notion of the west steeple; he pointed out that the

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Techniques for LiFi". lifi.eng.ed.ac.uk. Retrieved 16 January 2018. Tsonev, Dobroslav; Videv, Stefan; Haas, Harald (18 December 2013). "Light fidelity (Li-Fi):

Dragoslav Stanisavljević (RTS editor-in-chief for jazz section) and Dobroslav Predić (RTS music editor). The selected competing entries were announced

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

Shizhensky, in the early 1990s, the dissident Alexey Dobrovolsky ("volkhv" Dobroslav), one of the founders of Russian neopaganism, borrowed the idea of the

former dissident and neo-Nazi activist Alexey Dobrovolsky (pagan name Dobroslav). In 1957, under the influence of the Hungarian Revolution, Dobrovolsky

"Svarozhichi" of Yekaterinburg and the Ural region, of Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav); "Svyatogor Warrior Centre" of Kolomna; "Tezaurus Spiritual Union" (Authentism);

specific realm. In January 2005, the idea for the game is conceived by Dobroslav Dimitrov, who is responsible for the game design, and Moni Dochev, responsible

community. "Ležaj od suza" is included in Dnevnik jedne ljubavi. Siloborčić, Dobroslav (18 December 2015). "JOSIPA LISAC 'Iskreno, nisam ja ljepotica. Ali, ja

Prague: University of Pittsburgh Press. p. 352. ISBN 978-0822960355. Dobroslav Líbal: Katalog gotické architektury v České republice do husitských válek

where he defeated Kostadin Mihailov by unanimous decision. Hristov faced Dobroslav Radaev at the inaugural Senshi event on February 23, 2019. He lost the

Cathedral of Our Lady at Sedlec". UNESCO. Retrieved 12 July 2013. Líbal, Dobroslav (1994). Cisterciácká architektura v českých zemích (in Czech). Praha:

where he defeated Kostadin Mihailov by unanimous decision. Hristov faced Dobroslav Radaev at the inaugural Senshi event on February 23, 2019. He lost the

the Vedic Gods of Lithuania". Subhash Kak. Retrieved 8 November 2018. Dobroslav. Природные корни русского национального социализма // Russkaya Pravda

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

this time chronicle mentions an ascension to the throne a loсal nobleman Dobroslav Suddych. In the 1240s in Galician Principality's history occurred an important

Zorislav Severin, Bogoljub, Apolinarij Julijan, Živko, Miodrag Agaton, Dobroslav, Aldo Honorat, Neven Arkadije, Živana, Ernest Hilarije, Veselko, Radovan

1980. 540 p. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Gotická architektura. In: Dějiny českého výtvarného umění I/1. Prague 1984, pp. 144–215. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Katalog gotické

Russian volkhv and neo-Nazi leader Alexey Dobrovolsky (also known as Dobroslav) emphasised the importance of blood heritage, claiming that the violation

cathedral, which was initiated in 1203 by the son of the Duke of Knin, Dobroslav in Kapitul. The city was visited by Queen Maria Laskarina, the daughter

cathedral, which was initiated in 1203 by the son of the Duke of Knin, Dobroslav in Kapitul. The city was visited by Queen Maria Laskarina, the daughter

former dissident and neo-Nazi activist Alexey Dobrovolsky (neopagan name - Dobroslav). The issue of Russian nationalism with regard to Russia's relationship

and humanitarian worker. Milojković was born in Belgrade. Her father, Dobroslav Knez Milojković, was the first Serbian state chemist, a writer of the

Diocese of Split, as claimed in one late 12th-century document. In 1203, Dobroslav, provost of Knin, initiated the construction of a new cathedral on the

the Drvar district in the uprising" (Dizdar 2002, p. 155):"Mane Rokvić, Dobroslav Jevđević i Brana Bogunović; ... Vođe srpskih četnika... žele da zasad

former dissident and neo-Nazi activist Alexey Dobrovolsky (also known as "Dobroslav"). In Soviet times, the founder of the movement of Peterburgian Vedism

Russian neo-paganism, the former dissident Alexey Dobrovolsky (pagan name – Dobroslav) shared the ideas of Nazism and transferred them to his neo-pagan teaching

Zakladatelské dílo Přemysla Otakara II. Prague: Academia, 1975. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Katalog gotické architektury do husitských válek. Prague: Unicornis,

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

Pravda. The publishers of Russkaya Pravda advertised Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav), one of the founders of Russian neopaganism. In 1997, Valery Yemelyanov

from the original on 5 December 2019. Retrieved 5 December 2019. Tsonev, Dobroslav; Chun, Hyunchae; Rajbhandari, Sujan; McKendry, Jonathan J. D.; Videv,

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

Rodnovers often equate Christianity with Soviet Marxism. The Russian volkhv Dobroslav (Aleksey Dobrovolsky) declared that: Nature-swallowing capitalism is an

or Gothic minuscule script. During the 13th century Croatian provost Dobroslav launched the construction of a romanesque Knin cathedral on a site of

War II, the first renovation of the bank building was done by architect Dobroslav Pavlovic in 1950 but the overall reconstruction of the building was made

Russian*Belarusian*English Owner ООО «ВСетиБай» Created by Alexey Savik, Dobroslav Metelica, Yauheni Yeutushenka, Alexey Korolev, Dmitry Krylov URL vseti

Rastislava, Ratislava, Shane Hilár, Radovan, Uriáš, Uriel, Hilária, Radovana, Dobroslav, Dobrotín, Domoslav, Loránt, Múdroslav, Domoslava, Kristína Antal, Nataša

2005, p. 15) (Redžić 2005, p. 16) (Dizdar 2002, p. 155):"Mane Rokvić, Dobroslav Jevđević i Brana Bogunović; ... Vođe srpskih četnika... žele da zasad

Matějček's sixtieth birthday, Prague 1949, pp. 98–102. Albert Kutal, Dobroslav Líbal, Antonín Matějček, Czech Gothic Art I., Prague 1949, p. 48. Wikimedia

českých klášterů. Indiana University: Libri. ISBN 80-85983-17-6. Líbal, Dobroslav (2001). Katalog gotické architektury v České republice do husitských válek

Rogušin Milošević, Vukša Pribilović, Boroje, Branko Dobrojević, and Dobroslav Stanojević. Bosnian linguist Asim Peco noted that almost all names of

Zakladatelské dílo Přemysla Otakara II. Praha : Academia, 1975. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Katalog gotické architektury do husitských válek. Praha: Unicornis, 2001

beskonačnost, Polja, 24, br. 236, 31–33, (1978) Filozofija muzike, u: Dobroslav Smiljanić (ur.), Filozofija umetnosti, Beograd: Kolarčev narodni univerzitet

Serbia until his assassination on 15 January 2000. He was murdered by Dobroslav Gavrić (a close friend of Bata Trlaja), a former policeman who was part

"Krive brojke Kolinde Grabar Kitarović". Novosti. Tomasevich 1975, p. 259. Dobroslav Pavlović, and Stevan K. Pavlowitch, Hitler's new disorder: the Second

Imperial Hero Original author(s) Dobroslav Dimitrov, Moni Dochev Developer(s) Imperia Online JSC Initial release 2009 (2009) Platform Web browser and

Early (émigrés and USSR) Alexey Dobrovolsky — Dobroslav Valery Yemelyanov — Velemir Sergey Paramonov New by organization Veles circle Ilya Cherkasov —

New Hieromartyrs, Priests, of Serbia (1941-1945): Momcilo Grgurevic, Dobroslav Blazenovic, Milan Bozic, Mihailo Djusic, Jovan Zecevic, Bozidar Jovic

Imperial Hero Original author(s) Dobroslav Dimitrov, Moni Dochev Developer(s) Imperia Online JSC Initial release 2009 (2009) Platform Web browser and

остатака непредате jугославенске воjске. (Dizdar 2002, p. 155):"Mane Rokvić, Dobroslav Jevđević i Brana Bogunović; ... Vođe srpskih četnika... žele da zasad

a příroda. 1991, roč. 16, čís. 7, s. 403-407. ISSN 0139-9853. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Katalog gotické architektury v České republice do husitských válek. 1

Castle Administration and DaDa a.s. p. 91. VILÍMKOVÁ, Milada; LÍBAL, Dobroslav (1988). Umění renesance a manýrismu – Architektura. Prague: Panorama.

Нови Сад, 2004 Гордић 2012, p. 29. Matović, Mariana (November 2004). "Dobroslav M. Ružić (1854-1918)" Доброслав М. Ружић (1854-1918) (PDF). Glas Biblioteke

expelled Yemelyanov and his supporters, including Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav), from the community for political radicalism. In 1991, Yemelyanov became

associate of SANU and the lifelong president of „Lada“; their grandson Dobroslav – Bojko, prof.dr. architect conservator, one of the founders of the Conservator

monthly in 1990. In this form, the journal was led by its editor in chief Dobroslav Matejka until 2000. Prof. Otto Pick was also in the editorial council

Štěpána a kaple sv. Lognina. Praha : Poklady národního umění, 1940. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Pražské gotické kostely. Praha : Antonín Kovanda Praha. KALINA, KOŤÁTKO

Nové Město a Vyšehrad . Praha: Academia 1998, ISBN 80-200-0627-3 LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Pražské gotické kostely. Praha: Kovanda, 1946 KALINA, Pavel. Praha 1310–1419:

Adalbert were killed in the year 995; their names are Soběbor, Spytimír, Dobroslav, Pořej, Čáslav. - Cosmas of Prague, Chronica Boemorum The concrete identities

(Nové Město, Vyšehrad), Praha: Academia 1998, ISBN 80-200-0627-3. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Kostel Panny Marie na Trávníčku v Praze. Vyd. 1. Praha: Umělecká beseda

October 2013, accessed 15 December 2022. "Serbia's Energoprojekt names Dobroslav Bojović supervisory board chairman," SeeNews – The Corporate Wire, 15

BENEŠOVSKÁ. Praha: Gallery, 2010, 589 s. ISBN 978-80-86990-55-2. LÍBAL, Dobroslav. Období vrcholné gotiky za Jana Lucemburského. In: POCHE, Emanuel. Praha

battery, destroyed four tanks, and five vehicles over the village of Dobroslav 20 minutes before Soviet troops took over the settlement. In March 1945

poet Šrobárová - Vavro Šrobár, Slovak politician Štefanovičová – Samuel Dobroslav Štefanovič, Slovak national leader Štúrovo – Ľudovít Štúr, 19th-century

helicopters. He shared this admiration for modern technology with his peers Dobroslav Foll or Teodor Rotrekl, who formed the core of the artistic group Radar

wrote the screenplay for Manipulation. The silent film was directed by Dobroslav Zborník in Helena Wilson's studio and screened at the Paris Student Film

is in the guise of "Russian National Socialism" by Alexey Dobrovolsky (Dobroslav); in historiographical terms, it is the desire to demonstrate the "glorious

account. That same month, formations under the command of Petar Baćović and Dobroslav Jevđević, who were participating in the Italian Operation Alfa in the

Porkhunov  Yugoslavia (YUG) Sava Antić Ibrahim Biogradlić Mladen Koščak Dobroslav Krstić Luka Liposinović Muhamed Mujić Zlatko Papec Petar Radenković Nikola