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When was Ylli Pango born?
Ylli Pango was born in 1952.
When was Ylli Shehu born?
Ylli Shehu was born on 1966-03-13.
When was Aldo Bufi Landi born?
Aldo Bufi Landi was born on April 7, 1923, in Naples, Italy.
What city is Ylli Baka from?
Tepelena
What has the author Ylli Polovina written?
Ylli Polovina has written: '\\' 'Mig 19-'97' '\\' 'I treti' -- subject(s): Politics and government '\\'
What has the author Ylli Pango written?
Ylli Pango is an Albanian author who has written various works of fiction and non-fiction. Some of his notable books include "The Last Exodus" and "The Myths of Return." His writing often focuses on themes of identity, migration, and the challenges of living in a globalized world.
What actors and actresses appeared in Plumba perandorit - 1980?
The cast of Plumba perandorit - 1980 includes: Marko Bitraku as Dezertori Ylli Demneri as I ri komunist Vangjush Furxhi as Xanani Robert Ndrenika as Kozmai Spiro Strati as Mitro Dhima Jorgaq Tushe as Avokati
What actors and actresses appeared in Madunnella - 1948?
The cast of Madunnella - 1948 includes: Alberto Amato Giovanni Berardi Aldo Bufi Landi as Mario Vittoria Crispo Rino Genovese as Michele il contrabbandiere Natale Montillo
What actors and actresses appeared in Malaspina - 1947?
The cast of Malaspina - 1947 includes: Alberto Amato Aldo Bufi Landi as Andrea Carmelo Capurro Vittoria Crispo as Teresina Rino Genovese as Gaetano Nicola Pouthod Gino Vittorio
What actors and actresses appeared in La donnaccia - 1965?
The cast of La donnaccia - 1965 includes: Nello Ascoli Dominique Boschero as Mariarosa Aldo Bufi Landi Laura De Marchi Gianni Dei Giacomo Furia Renato Mambor Piero Vida
What actors and actresses appeared in Il sangue e la sfida - 1962?
The cast of Il sangue e la sfida - 1962 includes: Andrea Bosic Aldo Bufi Landi Andrea Checchi Rossella Como Giulio Donnini John Kitzmiller Rosalba Neri
How do you say Good morning in Zambia?
In Zambia, you can say "Good morning" in Bemba as "Shani bufi" or simply "Bupe." In Nyanja, another widely spoken language, it is "Muli bwanji." Greetings often vary by region and local dialect, so it's good to be aware of the context in which you're speaking.
