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  • 51Moravia, Iglesia de — Secta protestante fundada en el s. XVIII. Remonta su origen a los Hermanos Unidos, un movimiento husita del s. XV en Bohemia y Moravia. El movimiento original fue minado por la persecución, pero se revitalizó en 1722 en Herrnhut, una comunidad… …

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  • 52Moravia, Alberto — (Alberto Pincherle Moravia, Roma 1907 1990) scrittore; fondatore con Alberto Carocci di “Nuovi Argomenti”; commediografo e saggista; giornalista. collab./opere: “Pegaso”, “900”, “Prospettive”, “Il Mondo” …

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  • 53Moravia — I. biographical name Alberto 1907 1990 pseudonym of Alberto Pincherle Italian writer II. geographical name or Morava region E Czech Republic S of Silesia traversed by Morava River; once an independent kingdom, later under shifting jurisdictions;… …

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  • 54Moravia — noun A historical region in the east of the Czech Republic …

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  • 55moravià — mo|ra|vi|à Mot Agut Nom masculí …

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  • 56Moravia — reg., E Czech Republic …

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  • 57Moravia — Mo•ra•vi•a [[t]mɔˈreɪ vi ə, ˈrɑ , moʊ [/t]] n. 1) big Alberto (Alberto Pincherle), 1907–90, Italian writer 2) geg Czech, Morava 3) a region in the E Czech Republic: former province of Austria …

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  • 58Moravia — /məˈreɪviə/ (say muh rayveeuh) noun a district in the Czech Republic, in the eastern part; formerly a province of Czechoslovakia. Czech, Morava. German, Mähren …

  • 59Moravia — noun a region in the central and eastern part of the Czech Republic; it lies to the east of Bohemia and to the west of the Carpathians • Instance Hypernyms: ↑geographical area, ↑geographic area, ↑geographical region, ↑geographic region • Part… …

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  • 60Moravia,Alberto — Mo·ra·vi·a (mō räʹvē ə, vyä), Alberto. Pen name of Alberto Pincherle. 1907 1990. Italian writer best known for his novels, such as Time of Desecration (1978), which explore the alienation and ennui of the middle class. * * * …

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