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Letter from Marya Freund to Michel-Dmitri Calvocoressi, undated
No full textA letter from German soprano Marya Freund to French musicologist and critic Michel-Dmitri Calvocoressi
Letter from Marya Freund to Michel-Dmitri Calvocoressi, March 14, 1937
No full textA letter dated March 14, 1937 from German soprano Marya Freund to French musicologist and critic Michel-Dmitri Calvocoressi
[Archives de la Parole]. , Litwo ojczyzno moja : urywek z "Pana Tadeusza" / [Adam Mickiewicz], aut.. Maraton : mowa Miltiadesa do ludu / Marya Łada, voix
No full textComprend : Litwo ojczyzno moja / [Adam Mickiewicz], aut. ; Marya Łada, voix ; Maraton / Marya Łada, voi
The cemented total hip
No full textCemented total hip replacement is becoming less popular, particularly on the acetabular side. This is in spite of the fact that in most countries with registries the results of cemented hips are outperforming those of cement less hips. The difference is particular profound in older patients and on the femoral rather than the acetabular side. The author contends that a capable orthopedic surgeon should be able to perform a well cemented total hip replacement. There are a number of steps that add 5– 10 minutes to the operation, but these are not technically difficult. In fact, the author maintains that it is easier to perform a cemented total hip replacement than an uncemented total hip replacement. The steps are logical; component positioning is easy and the subsequent revision, if ever required, is a straight forward procedure. In conclusion, the author believes that cemented total hip replacement is an excellent option in all age groups. There is no evidence in the literature in registry series to counteract this assumption. The procedure does stay slightly longer, but the steps are logical and relatively straight forward. The intermediate and long-term results are excellent, and revision of a failed cemented hip is a straightforward procedure
Autographed Portrait of Marya Freund
No full textAn autographed portrait of Marya Freund, a German soprano.https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/ringling/1139/thumbnail.jp
Marya [reseña biblliográfica]
No full textLa novela, de once capítulos, se inicia una noche lluviosa, cuando Marya comienza a darse cuenta de que algo insólito ha sucedido
Review of Marya: A Life
No full textReview of Joyce Carol Oates' novel Marya: A Life considering the autobiographical content and exploration of self in the narrative
Marya a life
No full textMarya was a survivor. From the brutal lessons of an abandoned childhood to the darker, more complicated games of the adult world, she rose up to perilous heights of fame. This is her story. "Brilliant ... thrillingly alive ... stunning!"--Chicago Tribune
Marya Zaturenska\u27s Depression Diary, 1931- 1932
No full textSelections from a diary kept by the poet Marya Zaturenska reveal her struggles as a mother, a wife, and an artist during the Great Depression
Marya Delvard (1874 - 1965) - Mitbegründerin des politischen Kabarretts in Deutschland
No full textDie Schauspielerin und Kabarettkünstlerin Marya Delvard wurde als Marya Josefine Biller 1874 in Rixingen (heute Réchicourt-le-Château) als Tochter eines Postbeamten geboren. Später behauptete sie, aus einer wohlhabenden Pariser Professorenfamilie zu stammen. Sie besuchte Klosterschulen in Longuyon, Metz und Nancy und kam 1896 nach München. Hier nahm sie Klavier- und Gesangsunterricht und studierte an der Königlichen Akademie der Tonkunst. Nach einem ersten Auftritt auf einer Laienbühne im Jah..
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