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Jeronim Isidor Chimy — OSBM (* 12. März 1919 in Radway, Kanada; † 19. September 1992 in New Westminster) war Bischof der ukrainisch griechisch katholischen Eparchie New Westminster.[1][2] Leben Jeronim Isidor Chimy wurde im Jahre 1919 in der kanadischen Ortschaft… … Deutsch Wikipedia
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Jeronim Mileta — Bishop Jeronim Mileta Šibenik Enthroned February 26, 1922 Reign ended November 23, 1947 Predecessor Luca Pappafava … Wikipedia
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Jeronim Bratoljubić — [ thumb|right|200px|Coat of arms Bratoljubić.] Jeronim Bratoljubić of Trebinje, also Hieronimus Liubibratich de Trebinia, (1716 ndash; 1 November 1779) was a Ragusan (Dubrovnik) military officer who served the Habsburg Monarchy. He draws his… … Wikipedia
Girolamo de Rada — Geronimo de Rada in a 19th century sketch Born 1814 San Demetrio Corone, Italy Died 1903 (aged 89) Occupation Teacher, Publisher … Wikipedia
Albanian literature — Albania, part of the ancient Illyrian territories, a cross road of civilizations and geopolitical interests during the barbarian onslaughts and later on a province of the Eastern and Western Empires, Rome and Byzantium, after, over centuries,… … Wikipedia
