Examples of using Tsar boris in English and their translations into Slovak
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Tsar Boris II.
Ján Spišiak adopted in Sofia personally Tsar Boris III.
Tsar Boris Godunov.
In 1935 he was dismissed from his post by Tsar Boris II.
Tsar Boris Godunov.
Outside the west door there is the grave of Tsar Boris Godunov.
In 1943, Tsar Boris III died a few days after a personal meeting with Hitler.
The city of Tomsk was founded by the order of Tsar Boris Godunov in 1604 as a military fortress.
Tsar Boris III stood by public pressures and did not allow deportation of about 50,000 Bulgarian Jews.
Ján Spišiak adopted in Sofia Tsar Boris III in person who uploaded credentials.
Tsar Boris the Third, representing the general consensus, refused to deport some 50,000 Bulgarian Jews.
In 1935 he was dismissed from his post by Tsar Boris II, who established the pro-fascist dictatorship.
Tsar Boris the 3rd supported the public pressure and prevented the deportation of about 50,000 Bulgarian Jews.
Slovak military attaché in Budapest and Sofia was a major infantry Alojz Androvič(related families Ondrejkovič),which was also adopted by the Bulgarian Tsar Boris III.
Despite the support of Germany, Tsar Boris III did not declare war on the USSR, being on the nature of a pacifist.
Slovak military attaché in Budapest and Sofia(based permanently in Budapest) was a close relative of the family Ondrejkovič Corps Major Alojz Androvič,which was also adopted by the Bulgarian Tsar Boris III.
Tsar Boris III stood by public pressures and did not allow deportation of about 50,000 Bulgarian Jews.
EU-funded works include thereconstruction of the tramway track along Kamenodelska Street and Tsar Boris III Boulevard, a section that serves five tramlines including tram line 5 which transports over 50,000 people a day.
Tsar Boris III of Bulgaria and Slovak military attaché for Bulgaria based in Budapest Major infantry Alojz Androvič in 1940-1941.
EU-funded activities include the reconstruction of the tramway along Kamenodelska Street and Tsar Boris III Blvd., which is used by five tram lines, including Line 5, providing services to more than 50,000 people per day.
Bulgarian Tsar Boris III and the Slovak military Attaché in Bulgaria, based in Budapest, Major infantry Alojz A. in 1940-1941.
There is a museum with the unusual name"Moscow Lights"- its exposition tells about the history of street lighting ranging fromfires that burned at Moscow crossroads during the time of Tsar Boris Godunov, to the current metal halide lamps….
Tsar Boris III repeatedly tried to involve various political parties in governing the country, but they could not find a common language with each other.
A total of €46.6 million from the European Regional Development Fund(ERDF)will be invested for the reconstruction of the tramway along Kamenodelska Street and Tsar Boris III Blvd, which is used by five tram lines including tram line 5 which transports over 50,000 passengers a day.
In 1586, Tsar Boris Godunov offered the huge salary of 2000 English pounds a year, with a house and all provisions free, to John Dee, the English magus and spy master, to enter his service.