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YVS Chowdary — Infobox Celebrity name=YVS Chowdary birth place=Gudiwada, Andhra Pradesh, India occupation=Film director salary= networth= website= mother tounge=TeluguYalamanchili Venkata Satyanarayana Chowdary (born May 23 in Gudiwada) is a popular Telugu film … Wikipedia
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Chintapalli Ramana — Chintapalli Venkata Ramana Babu (Telugu: చింతపల్లి వెంకట రమణ బాబు) (born April 20[when?] in Palakol, Andhra Pradesh, India) is a Telugu film writer. His screen name is Chintapalli Ramana. His movies include Suswagatham, Tholi Prema … Wikipedia
Okka Magaadu — One And Only Directed by YVS Chowdary Produced by … Wikipedia
Young Voter Strategies — is a research organization in the The Graduate School of Political Management at The George Washington University. It analyzes youth voting in the United States and provides prescriptive information to increase turnout from that demographic. It… … Wikipedia
Nippu — Directed by Gunasekhar Produced by YVS Chowdary Written by Gunasekhar Starring Rav … Wikipedia
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Mani Sharma — Yanamandra Mani Sharma Born Yanamandra Venkata Subramanya Sharma July 11, 1964 (1964 07 11) (age 47) Machilipatnam, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, India Other names Mani Sarma … Wikipedia
Dasaradh — Kumar Kondapalli was born on 05/06/1971 in a Telugu Brahmin family, in Khammam in Andhra pradesh. He is called as Dasi, pappu by his close friends. He was married to Sesha Soumya in 2005. His notable films include Chitram, Subhavela, Family… … Wikipedia
Feldhendler — Leon Feldhendler, auch Lejb Feldhendler, (* 1910; † 2. April 1945 in Lublin), war der Sohn eines polnischen Rabbiners. Zusammen mit Alexander Petscherski plante er die erfolgreiche Revolte im Vernichtungslager Sobibor am 13. September 1943. Leon… … Deutsch Wikipedia
