The main roles were played bySerbian actor
Milosh Bikovich (Muslim Magomayev) and Russian actress Irina Antonenko (Tamara Sinyavskaya).
Only after the album proved popular did Canadian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Michael
Milosh and Danish musician / producer Robin Hannibal reveal their identities and perform a concert tour.
Haasler & Karin Gottschall; "The Experiences of Female Youth Apprentices in Canada: Just Passing Through?," by Alison Taylor, Zane Hamm, &
Milosh Raykov; "Gender Policies Meet VET Practices--The Case of Health and Social Care in Norway," by Hakon Host, Idunn Seland, & Asgeir Skalholt.
Dudley: Kyle Amico , Michael Berry *, Scott Borowy , Blaine Cobb , Kenneth Doane *, Christopher Herrion , Aaron Lieske , Scarlett Makara *, Tara Marshall , Jaime Miglionico *, Rachel Miller *, Erica
Milosh *, Paige Moroz , Lindsey Oliver *, Brooke Packard , Nicole Penniman *, Amanda Racicot *, Brendan Sergel , Dennis St.
On the Odyssey Marine a marine salvager specialising in extracting cargoes from sunken ships, Mike
Milosh stared into the monitor showing video from the shipwreck more than mile below him.
Besides, leaders of some countries-EU members - President of Czech Republic
Milosh Zeman, Austria - Heinz Fischer, Lithuania - Dalia
The Gold Djed Pillar for best feature film went to Serbian Director
Milosh Puzich for "Withering".
Kosovo-born Zoran Ratkovic pinched the keys and took cousins
Milosh and Vojin Petrovic for a ride, even though none of them could see over the steering wheel.
Some of his bound books have been donated to Danish Queen Margareta II, former French President Mitterand, poet Ceslav
Milosh and other royalty.
For his achievements in journalism, he received the October Award of the City of Beograd (1987) and the "Golden Microphone of Radio Beograd" (2008), as well as the literary awards "
Milosh Crnjanski" for his book of short stories Commemoration (1984), "Isidora Sekulic" for the book of stories Johny's Solo (2005), and "Rade Obrenovic" for Nebo nad cirkusom for the best novel written in the Serbian language in 2004.
Joseph
Milosh, in "John Gardner's Grendel: Sources and Analogues," also draws attention to the monstrous and human qualities of the central figure of Gardner's novel.
Serbian leaders, now directed by
Milosh Obrenovic, and convinced that independence alone would satisfy their yearning for peace and security, again rose in revolt on Palm Sunday, 1815.