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Ladislas
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Ladislas. For rulers thus named, use Ladislaus; Lancelot; Uladislaus.
Ladislaus I, Ladislas
Saint. 1040--95, king of Hungary (1077--95). He extended his country's boundaries and suppressed paganism. Feast day: June 27


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In this double CD and attached Czech-English booklet, the editor--the musicologist Veronika Seidlova--, presents the cantor Ladislav Blum (1911-1994) as a figure who linked the post-war period with the traditions of synagogal chant of the first half of the 20th century.
Ladislav Mose Blum an audio document of chant in a Prague synagogue by Kratochvil, Matej / Czech Music
Beaten 5-2 away on Saturday by the Sheffield Steelers, the Vipers took a powerplay lead as Ben Storey beat netminder Ladislav Kudrna.
Ice Hockey: Victory is welcome for Vipers by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Forward Ladislav Nagy is not responding to treatment on his injured neck.
KINGS NOTEBOOK: HARROLD COULD GET MORE TIME by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
 
 
 
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