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• Gourmet Musical Ediciones — es una editorial argentina fundada en 2005 y dedicada exclusivamente a la publicación de libros sobre música y musicología especializada en temas argentinos y latinoamericanos. Según su propia definición se propone publicar trabajos que, sin… …   Wikipedia Español

• Francesc Eiximenis — [fɾənˈsɛsk əʃiˈmɛnis] (* um 1330; † April 1409 in Perpignan)[1] war ein katalanischer Franziskaner und Schriftsteller im 14. Jahrhundert. Im mittelalterlichen Krone Aragon gehörte er vermutlich zu den Autoren, die am meisten gelesen, kopiert,… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• New Christian — For other uses: see New Christian (Swedenborgian). New Christian (Spanish: cristiano nuevo; Galician: cristián novo; Portuguese: cristão novo; Catalan: cristià nou) was a term used to refer to Iberian Jews and Muslims who converted to Roman… …   Wikipedia

• Neajlov River — Coordinates: 44°11′14″N 26°12′22″E / 44.18722°N 26.20611°E / 44.18722; 26.20611 …   Wikipedia

• Albert Salvadó — (b. Andorra la Vella, 1951) is an Andorran writer in Catalan language and Castilian.He studied civil engineering. He has written children s tales, essays and novels. Highlights their historical novels. He mixes reality, fiction and mystery. Their …   Wikipedia

• Roca-Runciman Treaty — The Roca Runciman Treaty was a commercial agreement between Argentina and Great Britain signed by the Vice president of Argentina, Julio Argentino Roca, Jr., and the president of the British Board of Trade, Sir Walter Runciman, the British… …   Wikipedia

• Albert Becker (chess player) — Albert Becker (5 September 1896, Vienna – 7 May 1984, Vicente Lopez) was an Austrian–Argentine chess master. Chess careerEarly careerIn 1921, he won in Vienna. In 1923, he tied for 4 5th in Frankfurt (23rd DSB Kongress). The event was won by… …   Wikipedia

• Paul Michel (chess player) — Paul (Pablo) Michel (27 November 1905, Germany – 14 September 1977, Argentina) was a German Argentine chess master.BiographyIn June 1935, Michel tied for 3rd 4th in Saarbrücken (Koch won). In July 1935, he tied for 2nd 4th in Aachen (3rd German… …   Wikipedia

• Eastern Lombard language — Eastern Lombard Spoken in  Italy Region & …   Wikipedia

• Verdura — Infobox River river name = Verdura image size = 150px caption = origin = Lake Favara mouth = Torre Verdura basin countries = Italy length km = 53 length = elevation m = elevation = mouth elevation m = mouth elevation = discharge m3/s = discharge …   Wikipedia