Durmitor er et bjergmassiv, en nationalpark og et verdensarvsområde i de Dinariske alper, i den nordvestlige del af Montenegro.
Den højeste top, Bobotov Kuk, er 2.522 m højt. Nationalparken blev oprettet i 1952, og omfatter Durmitor, kløfterne ved floderne Tara, Sušica og Draga og det højereliggende plateau Komarnica, og omfatter et areal på 390 km².

Den blev indskrevet på UNESCO Verdensarvsliste i 1980.

Bjergmassivet afgrænses af Tarakløften mod nord, kløften ved floden Piva mod vest, og kløften ved floden Komarnica mod syd. Mod øst åbner Durmitor mod et 1.500 meter højt plateau, som kaldes Jezerska Površ (Søplateauet). Bjerget Sinjavinaligger øst for Jezerska Površ plateauet.

Durmitor bjegkæden ligger hovedsageligt i kommunen Žabljak.

Bjergtoppe
Durmitor har 48 bjergtoppe over 2.000 m. De højeste er:
 Bobotov Kuk 2.522 moh.
 Bezimeni Vrh (Namnlösa toppen) 2.487 m
 Šljeme 2.455 m
 Istočni Vrh Šljemena (Sljemes østlige top) 2.445 m
 Soa / Djevojka 2.440 m
 Milošev Tok 2.426 m
 Bandijerna 2.409 m
 Rbatina 2.401 m
 Lučin Vrh 2.396 m
 Prutaš 2.393 m
 Minin Bogaz 2.387 m
 Planinica 2 330 m
 Kobilja Glava 2 321 m
 Savin Kuk 2.313 m
 Šupljika 2.310 m

Søerr
I Durmitor er der 18 gletsjersøer som er spredt over massivet og Jezerska Površplatån. Søerne bidrager til bjergets skønhed og har fået kælenavnet Gorske Oči (bjergets øjne).

 Crnosjön
 Veliko Škrčkosjön
 Malo Škrčkosjön
 Zeleni Vir
 Jablansjön
 Valovitosjön
 Vir u Lokvicama
 Srabljesjön
 Modrosjön
 Suva Lokva
 Zminjesjön
 Barnosjön
 Pošćenskosjön
 Zabojskosjön
 Vražjesjön
 Ribljesjön
 Zminčkosjön
 Sušičkosjön

Eksterne kilder og henvisninger

 SummitPost: Many useful informations (Camping, routes, weather etc.)
 WCMC-UNEP
 ACE Cycling and Mountaineering Center
 Durmitor National Park
 Durmitor  (montenegrinska)
 UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Durmitor National Park
 Durmitor National Park  (officielt websted)
 Photogallery Durmitor and Bjelasica

Montenegros geografi
Verdensarvsområder i Europa
Nationalparker i Europa
De dinariske Alper
Etableret i 1980

Durmitor Nationalpark


Anton Nicolas de Souza (nascido em 26 de julho de 1974)  é um artista marcial misto profissional peruano e faixa-preta de Jiu-Jitsu brasileiro.

Biografia e carreira
Seu estilo de luta é uma mistura de luta livre e jiu-jitsu brasileiro. De Souza competiu na luta livre durante seus anos de colégio e faculdade em Los Angeles. Aprendeu jiu jitsu brasileiro com John Lewis e Andre Pederneiras.  Seu movimento emblema e de criação propria é  uma guilhotina modificada conhecida como "Gravata Peruana". CB Dollaway usou o estrangulamento para derrotar Jesse Taylor no UFC: Silva vs. Irvin .

Ele chama seu estilo de luta de Cholitzu, que surgiu da fusão das palavras jiu jitsu e cholo, um termo que geralmente se refere a pessoas com vários ancestrais raciais ameríndios.

Ele apareceu no The Ultimate Fighter 5, a quinta temporada do reality show produzido pelo Ultimate Fighting Championship, The Ultimate Fighter . No show, DeSouza era o treinador de wrestling do Team Penn, o time treinado por BJ Penn . Ele treinou ao lado de BJ Penn. Ele conseguiu ensinar o jiu-jitsu para Gray Maynard e Joe Lauzon .

Até o momento, DeSouza tem um histórico profissional de artes marciais mistas de onze vitórias e quatro derrotas.  Atualmente DeSouza mora em Cuzco, Peru.

Registro de artes marciais mistas

Referências

links externos

 Uma entrevista do Sherdog com Tony DeSouza. Realizado em 2004

Pessoas vivas
Nascidos em 1974
Lutadores de MMA do Peru

Tony DeSouza


Articles (arranged alphabetically) about people, places, things, and concepts related to or originating from Fiji, include:

0-9
2day FM - 3G

1950s
1953 Suva earthquake

1960s
1963 South Pacific Games - 1964 Fiji rugby union tour of Europe and Canada - 1968 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia and Fiji - 1969 Wales rugby union tour

1970s
1972 Australia rugby union tour of New Zealand and Fiji - 1973 England rugby union tour of Fiji and New Zealand - 1974 Fiji rugby union tour of New Zealand - 1974 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia and Fiji - 1976 Fiji rugby union tour of Australia - 1976 Ireland rugby union tour of New Zealand and Fiji - 1977 British Lions tour to New Zealand - 1979 England rugby union tour of Japan, Fiji and Tonga - 1979 France rugby union tour of Fiji and New Zealand - 1979 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia - 1979 South Pacific Games

1980s
1980 Australia rugby union tour of Fiji - 1980 Fiji rugby union tour of Argentina - 1980 Fiji rugby union tour of New Zealand - 1980 Italy rugby union tour of USA, New Zealand and South Pacific - 1980 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia and Fiji - 1980 OFC U-20 Championship - 1982 Fiji rugby union tour of Great Britain and Canada - 1982 Pacific Tri-Nations - 1984 Australia rugby union tour of Fiji - 1984 Fiji rugby union tour of Australia - 1984 New Zealand rugby union tour of Fiji - 1985 Fiji rugby union tour of Australia - 1985 Fiji rugby union tour of British Isles - 1986 Wales rugby union tour of the South Pacific - 1988 England rugby union tour of Australia and Fiji - 1988 OFC U-20 Championship - 1989 Fiji rugby union tour in Southern Hemisphere - 1989 Fiji rugby union tour of Europe - 1989 Melanesia Cup

1990s
1990 Fiji rugby union tour of Hong Kong and France - 1990 Oceania Athletics Championships - 1990 OFC U-20 Championship - 1991 England rugby union tour of Australia and Fiji - 1993 Scotland rugby union tour of the South Pacific - 1994 OFC U-20 Championship - 1994 Pacific Cup - 1994 Wales rugby union tour - 1995 Canada rugby union tour of Fiji and New Zealand - 1995 Fiji rugby union tour of Wales and Ireland - 1996 Fiji rugby union tour of Hong Kong - 1996 Fiji rugby union tour of New Zealand and South Africa - 1996 Great Britain Lions tour - 1997 Fiji rugby union tour of New Zealand - 1997 Oceania Youth Athletics Championships - 1998 France rugby union tour of Argentina and Fiji - 1998 Scotland rugby union tour of Oceania - 1999 Oceania Club Championship

2000s
2000 Italy rugby union tour - 2001 Fiji rugby union tour of Italy and France - 2002 Fiji rugby union tour of British Isles - 2000 Melanesia Cup - 2001 EAP Under-19 Cricket Trophy - 2001 Melanesian Championships in Athletics - 2002 OFC U-20 Championship - 2003 Fiji rugby union tours - 2003 South Pacific Games - 2004 Oceania Swimming Championships - 2004 OFC Women's Olympic Qualifying Tournament - 2004 Pacific Islanders rugby union tour - 2005 Fiji rugby union tour of Europe - 2006 in Fiji - 2006 Italy rugby union tour - 2006 Pacific Islanders rugby union tour - 2007 Colonial Cup - 2007 in Fiji - 2007 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2008 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2008 Oceanian Futsal Championship - 2008 OFC Men's Olympic Football Tournament - 2008 Pacific Islanders rugby union tour of Europe - 2009 Fiji earthquake - 2009 Oceanian Futsal Championship - 2009 Pacific Cup - 2009 IRB Pacific Nations Cup

2010s
2010 Oceanian Futsal Championship - 2010 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2010 Pacific Rugby Cup - 2011 in Fijian football - 2011 Oceanian Futsal Championship -2011 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2011 Pacific Rugby Cup -  2012 Fiji floods (January) - 2012 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2012 Pacific Rugby Cup - 2012 Scotland rugby union tour of Australia, Fiji and Samoa - 2013 end-of-year rugby union internationals - 2013 International Rugby Union matches - 2013 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2013 Oceania Sevens Championship - 2013 OFC U-20 Championship - 2013–14 OFC Champions League - 2013 Pacific Rugby Cup - 2014 end-of-year rugby union internationals - 2014 Fiji National Football League - 2014 Hayne/Mannah Cup - 2014 in Fiji - 2014 IRB Pacific Nations Cup - 2014 OFC U-20 Championship - 2014–15 OFC Champions League - 2014 Pacific Rugby Cup - 2015 World Rugby Pacific Challenge - 2015 World Rugby Pacific Nations Cup

A
Acacia mathuataensis - Andrew ACHARI - Acolastodes - Rodney ACRAMAN - Acritocera negligens - Acsmithia vitiense - Adi - Adi Cakobau School - Adi Da - James AH KOY - Rachel AH KOY - Gaffar AHMED - Colin AIKMAN - Air Fiji -  - Air Pacific destinations - Airlines of Fiji, list of - Airlines of Oceania, list of - Airports by ICAO code: N, list of - Airports in Fiji, list of - Rosy AKBAR - Shamima ALI - Danielle ALAKIJA - Allanshaw - William ALLARDYCE - Allanshaw (ship) - Albert Park - Alliance Party - All Nationals Congress - Alsmithia - Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid - Charles Freer ANDREWS - Angustalius malacellus - Felix M. ANTHONY - ANZ (Fiji) - ANZ National Stadium - Appeal Court - Harry APTED - William APTED - Aquaculture in Fiji - Argo (1800) - Argyrogramma signata - Kaminieli ARIA - Narendra ARJUN - Armed Forces (Fiji) - Arno (ship) - Millicent AROI - Kamlesh Kumar ARYA - Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji - Arya Samaj in Fiji - Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji - Assembly of Christian Churches in Fiji - Attack of the Sabretooth - Attorney-General (Fiji) - Atu - Atuna elliptica - Australia-Fiji relations - Avengers of the Reef - Alvin AVINESH - Avon (ship) - Azure-crested flycatcher

Aglaia
Aglaia amplexicaulis - Aglaia archboldiana - Aglaia basiphylla - Aglaia evansensis - Aglaia gracilis - Aglaia fragilis - Aglaia unifolia - Aglaia vitiensis

Ali

Ahmed ALI - Amjad ALI - Joy ALI - Junior Farzan ALI - Naziah ALI

Astronidium
Astronidium degeneri - Astronidium floribundum - Astronidium inflatum - Astronidium kasiense - Astronidium lepidotum - Astronidium macranthum - Astronidium pallidiflorum - Astronidium robustum - Astronidium saulae - Astronidium storckii - Astronidium tomentosum - Astronidium victoriae

Athletics
Athletics at the 1963 South Pacific Games - Athletics at the 1979 South Pacific Games - Athletics at the 2003 South Pacific Games - Athletics Fiji

B
Ba District - Ba F.C. - Ba Province - Ba River - Ba Town - Jale BABA - Tupeni BABA - Anand BABLA - Seremaia BAI - Atu Emberson BAIN - Frank BAINIMARAMA - Ratu Meli BAINIMARAMA - Thomas BAKER - Parveen BALA - Mark BALDWIN - Qoriniasi BALE - Aminio BALEDROKADROKA - Jone BALEDROKADROKA - Pita BALEITOGA - Matila BALEKANA - Panapasa BALEKANA - Ballin - Banaba - Bangladesh-Fiji relations - Joji BANUVE - Barking imperial pigeon - Tia BARRETT - Sir Cecil BARTON - Bar-winged rail - Bati - Iliseva BATIBASAGA - Batiki - Makelesi BATIMALA - Battle of the Giants - Battle of Kaba - Bau District - Bau Fijian - Bau Island - Solomone BAUSERAU - Timoci BAVADRA - Bayard (ship) - Hodgy BEATS - Bryan BEAUMONT - Mick BEDDOES - Nadira BEGG - William J. BELCHER - Belgium, Fiji Embassy to - Beqa - Berar (Ship) - Henry Spencer BERKELEY - Bete - Sharon BHAGWAN-ROLLS - Ahmed BHAMJI - Hiren BHARTU - Veena BHATNAGAR - Bhawani Dayal Arya College - BIG MAGIC - BIG Sangeet - Birds of Fiji, list of - Blackbirding - Waqa BLAKE - Peter BLANCHARD - Blastobasis lososi - Bligh Roosters - Bligh Water - Alexander BLOKHIN - Sireli BOBO - Boda River - Bodybuilding in Fiji - Meli BOGILEKA - Mosese BOGISA - Ratu Ovini BOKINI - Asaeli BOKO - Kelemedi BOLA - Samu BOLA - James BOLABIU - Jimi BOLAKORO - Filimoni BOLAVUCU - Filipe BOLE - Ratu Meli BOLOBOLO - Boot Camp - Bose Levu Vakaturaga - Peni BOTIKI - Botyodes asialis - Derek BOYER -  - Nick BRADLEY-QALILAWA - Brachylophus - Brachylophus bulabula - Inoke BRECKTERFIELD - Gerard BRENNAN - British currency in Oceania - British Peer (ship) - British Western Pacific Territories - Richard BROADBRIDGE - George BROWN - Joseph BROWNE - Bruce (ship) - Jabez BRYCE - Bua - Bua F.C. - Bua River - Matelita BUADROMO - Virisila BUADROMO - Vitori BUATAVA - Buca Bay - Buca River - Bucaisau River - BUIVARORO - Buke Levu, Mount - Mirza Namrud BUKSH - M. S. BUKSH - Jayson BUKUYA - I. L. BULA - Bula FM - Bula Quo! - Kevueli BULAMAINAIVALU - Mitieli BULANAUCA - Bulbul tarang - Kelemedi BULEWA - Sakiusa BULICOKOCOKO - Bulou - Bulu - Joeli BULU - Che BUNCE - Poseci BUNE - Bure - Burebasaga Confederacy - Burotu - Seremaia BUROTU - Sydney Charles BURT - Sakeasi BUTADROKA - Trevor BUTLER - Juan Carlos BUZZETTI

Balaka
Balaka longirostris - Balaka macrocarpa - Balaka microcarpa - Balaka pauciflora - Balaka seemannii - Balaka streptostachys

C
Cabinet of Fiji - Tabua CAKACAKA - Setefano CAKAU - Cakaudrove - Caloptilia hercoscelis - Caloptilia soyella - Junior Tomasi CAMA - Tomasi CAMA - Camakau - Reagan CAMPBELL-GILLARD - Alipate CARLILE - Carpenter's Tower, Fiji - Maurice CASEY - Cast Away - Castaway Island - Geoffrey CASTON - Cathedral Secondary School - Adi Asenaca CAUCAU - Rupeni CAUCAUNIBUCA - Bill CAVUBATI - Tevita CAVUBATI - Viliame CAVUBATI - Orisi CAVUILATI - Joeli CAWAKI - Central Division - Coastal Stallions - Ceva-i-Ra - Chairman of the Great Council of Chiefs - Nathaniel Chalmers - Amy CHAMBERS - Champion versus Champion - Charlie CHARTERS - Mahendra CHAUDHRY - Rajendra CHAUDHRY - Chenab (ship) - Venkanna CHETTY - Chief Justice (Fiji) - Chief Magistrate (Fiji) - Chief Minister (Fiji) - Seimata CHILIA - China-Fiji relations - Chinese in Fiji - Christian Democratic Alliance (Fiji) - David Ariu CHRISTOPHER - Church involvement in Fiji coups - Churchill Park (Lautoka) - Cibaciba and Drakulu - Cibi - Cicia - Cicia Airport - Cities and towns in Fiji, list of - Citizens' Constitutional Forum - Civil Aviation Authority of Fiji - Petero CIVONICEVA - Fielding CLARKE - Clinostigma exorrhizum - Clyde (ship) - Coalition of Independent Nationals - Coastal Stallions - Cobia Island - Coins of the Fijian dollar - Coins of the Fijian pound - Ratu Tu'uakitau COKANAUTO - Joketani COKANASIGA - Collared lory - John COLLINS - Colo Wars - Colo-i-Suva Forest Reserve - Colonial Cup - Colonial Sugar Refining Company (Fiji) - Colonial War Memorial Hospital - Colonial Fiji - Commissioner of Police (Fiji) - Commonwealth Pacific Cable System - Communal constituencies - Communications in Fiji - Condica conducta - Confederation of Public Sector Unions - Constituency Boundaries Commission - Conus alexandrei - Conway Reef - Robin COOKE - Leslie COPELAND - Coqeloa - Coral Coast - Dan COSTELLO Snr - Daniel Rae COSTELLO - Council of Rotuma - Counter Revolutionary Warfare Unit - Court of Appeal - Cricket at the 2003 South Pacific Games - Crimson shining parrot - Ron CROCOMBE - Cuba–Oceania relations - Culture of Fiji - Curu Mai - Paulini CURUENAVULI - Cynometra falcata - Cynometra insularis - Cyphosperma tanga - Cyphosperma trichospadix - Cytaea koronivia - Cytaea nausori - Cytaea vitiensis

Cakobau
Ratu Sir Edward CAKOBAU - Ratu Epenisa CAKOBAU - Ratu George CAKOBAU - Ratu Sir George CAKOBAU - Adi Litia CAKOBAU - Ratu Seru Epenisa CAKOBAU - Adi Samanunu CAKOBAU-TALAKULI

Chand
Ami CHAND - Dewan CHAND - Dinesh CHAND - Ganesh CHAND - Pramod CHAND - Pratap CHAND - Vijay CHAND

Chandra
Ami CHANDRA - Baba Ram CHANDRA - Rajesh CHANDRA - Ram CHANDRA

Constitution of Fiji
Constitution of Fiji : {1970 Constitution - 1990 Constitution - {1997 Constitution (main article); Preamble; Chapters 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17} - 2013 Constitution}

Cyclone
Cyclone Ami - Cyclone Bola - Cyclone Cilla - Cyclone Cliff - Cyclone Bebe - Cyclone Daman - Cyclone Eric - Cyclone Evan - Cyclone Fran - Cyclone Gavin - Cyclone Gene - Cyclone Ian - Cyclone Keli - Cyclone Kina - Cyclone Lusi - Cyclone Mick - Cyclone Nigel - Cyclone Zoe - Cyclone Wilma - Cyclone Vania - Cyclone Tomas - Cyclone Oli - Cyclone Paula - Cyclone Susan - Cyclone Tam (2006) - Cyclone Tomas

D
Dacrycarpus imbricatus - Daewoo Precision Industries K2 - Daily Post (Fiji) - Keni DAKUIDREKETI - Joe DAKUITOGA - Dakuwaqa - Dama River - Dance in Rotuma - Danube (ship) - Quazi Golam DASTGIR - Daucina - Jone DAUNIVUCU - Waisea DAVETA - Samuela DAVETAWALU - Vilimaina DAVU - Davuilevu - Dawacumu River - Dawasamu River - Daylight saving time in Fiji - Noor DEAN - Deans Trophy - Degei - Apisalome DEGEI - Degeneriaceae - Jone DELAI - DELAILOA - Nelson DELAILOMALOMA - Iliesa DELANA - Vilimoni DELASAU - Demographics of Fiji - Denarau Island - Roshika DEO - Vishnu DEO - Andrew DEOKI - Ram Narayan DEOKI - Deorbit of Mir - Derek DERENALAGI - James Herman DE RICCI - Desmethoxyyangonin - Sir William DES VŒUX - Deuba River - DEUCE - Graham DEWES - Dhantal - Digicel Cup - Laisa DIGITAKI - Dihydrokavain - Dihydromethysticin - Ratu Josefa DIMURI - Larry Miles DINGER - Diospyros fasciculosa - Diplomatic missions in Fiji, list of - Diplomatic missions of Fiji, list of - Diplomatic relations of Fiji - Director of Public Prosecutions (Fiji) - Iowane DIVAVESI - Manoa DOBUI - Manilal DOCTOR - Dodonu ni Taukei - Keni DOIDOI - Vyacheslav DOLGOV - Dominion of Fiji - Isoa DOMOLAILAI - Sam DOMONI - William Earnest DONNELLY - Alifereti DOVIVERATA - Brian Andre DOYLE - Drakaniwai River - Dranivia - Misaele DRAUNIBAKA - Savenaca DRAUNIDALO - Tupou DRAUNIDALO - Dravuni - Drawa River - Dreketi F.C. - Dreketi River - Pita DRITI - Asaeli DRIU - Moses DRIVER - Ema DRUAVESI - Hannah DUDLEY - Dudley High School - Alfred DUFTY - Colin DUFTY - Francis Herbert DUFTY - Adi Litia Mara DUGDALE - Maciu DUNADAMU - Shanti DUT - Yogendra DUTT - Iliesa DUVULOCO - Lagi DYER - Adi Senimili DYER

E
East Fijian languages - Eastern Division - Fred J. ECKERT - Economy of Fiji - Lorna EDEN - Thomas EICHELBAUM - Chandra EKANAYAKE - Paul ELAISA - Elbe (ship) - Electoral system of Fiji - Rob ELDER - Ems (ship) - Enterr 10 - Eori - Pene ERENIO - Albert EHRHARDT - Erne (ship) - Essential National Industries (Employment) Decree 2011 - Eublemma anachoresis - European Union, Fiji Mission to - Arthur EUSTACE - Ivor EVANS - Kane EVANS - Excite Truck - Excitebots: Trick Racing - Executive Council (Fiji)

Elections
Elections in Fiji (List); also separate articles: 1963 - 1966 - 1968 (byelections) - 1972 - March 1977 - September 1977 - 1982 - 1987 - 1992 - 1994 - 1999 - 2001 - 2006 - 2014

F
.fj - Fagraea gracilipes - Fakpure - John Neil FALVEY - Famous Fijians - Fara (Rotuman festivity) - Fazilka (ship) - FBC TV - Federal Council of Australasia - Federation of Cane Growers - Festivals in Fiji - Maurice FENN - Ficus obliqua - Peni FINAU - First Fiji Expedition - Fish on stamps of Fiji, list of - Flag of Fiji - Flaming Teeth - Flavokavain - Flavokavain A - Flavokavain B - Flavokavain C - FM96 - Arthur FLETCHER - Flora and fauna of Fiji - Football at the 1963 South Pacific Games - Football at the 1979 South Pacific Games - Football in Fiji - Football clubs in Fiji, list of - Anthony FORD - Foreign Ministers of Fiji - Foreign relations of Fiji - Charles Rossiter FORWOOD - Fossiliferous stratigraphic units in Fiji, list of - Peter FOSTER - Sir Robert Sidney FOSTER - Kenneth FRANZHEIM II - Bernie FRASER - Brooke FRASER - Robert FRENCH - Sir Brian FREESTON - Ngaire FUATA - Fulaga - Fultala (ship) - John Edwin FULTON - Fulton College - Don FURNER - Mati FUSI - Futsal in Fiji

Fatiaki
Daniel FATIAKI - Fred FATIAKI - John FATIAKI - Ravai FATIAKI - Sarafu FATIAKI

Fiji
Fiji Airways - Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee - Fiji and the United Nations - {Fiji at the Empire and Commonwealth Games: 1938 - 1950 - 1954 - 1958 - 1962 - 1974 - 1978 - 1982 - 2006 - 2014} - {Fiji at the Olympics: 1956 - 1960 -  1968 - 1972 - 1976 -  Fiji at the 1984 Summer Olympics - 1988 - 1988 (Winter Olympics) - 1992 - 1994 (Winter Olympics) - 1996 - 2000 - 2002 (Winter Olympics) - 2004 - Fiji at the 2008 Summer Olympics - 2010 (Youth Olympics) - Fiji at the 2012 Summer Olympics - Fiji at the 2016 Summer Olympics} - {Fiji at the Paralympics: 1964 - 1976 - 1996 -  2000 - 2004 - 2008 - 2012 (Paralympics)} - Fiji at the 2011 Pacific Games - Fiji at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics - Fiji at the 2011 World Championships in Athletics - Fiji at the 2013 World Aquatics Championships - Fiji at the 2013 World Championships in Athletics - Fiji at the 2014 Summer Youth Olympics - Fiji at the 2015 Pacific Games - Fiji at the Rugby World Cup -  Fiji banded iguana - Fiji Barbarians - Fiji Bitter - Fiji Broadcasting Corporation - Fiji bush warbler - Fiji Cane Growers Association - Fiji Chess Federation - Fiji Commerce Commission - Fiji Constitutional Crisis of 1977 - Fiji Constitutional Crisis of 2009 - Fiji crested iguana - Fiji Cycling Association - Fiji Davis Cup team - Fiji Democratic Party - Fiji Fashion Week - Fiji Fed Cup team - Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit - FijiFirst - Fiji Focus - Fiji Football Association - Fiji Football Association Cup Tournament - Fiji Football Association Cup Tournament - Fiji Football Referees Association - Fiji–France Maritime Delimitation Agreement - Fiji-France relations - Fiji Girl Guides Association - Fiji goshawk - Fiji Hindi - Fiji Human Rights Commission - Fiji Independence Medal - Fiji Independent Commission Against Corruption - Fiji-India relations - Fiji Indian - Fiji Indian National Congress - Fiji Indian organisations - Fiji-Indonesia relations - Fiji Infantry Regiment - Fiji Institute of Technology - Fiji Intelligence Services - Fiji International - Fiji Islands Council of Trade Unions - Fiji Labour Party - Fiji Law Reform Commission - Fiji Law Society - Fiji Live - Fiji-Malaysia relations - Fiji men's national field hockey team - Fiji men's national volleyball team - Fiji Meteorological Service - Fiji Museum - Fiji Muslim League - Fiji national basketball team - Fiji national beach soccer team - Fiji national football team results - Fiji national futsal team - Fiji national netball team - Fiji National Rugby League - Fiji National Rugby League Competition - Fiji national rugby league team - Fiji national rugby union players, list of - Fiji national rugby union team - Fiji national cricket team - Fiji national football team - Fiji national under-17 football team - Fiji national under-19 cricket team - Fiji national under-20 football team - Fiji national under-20 rugby union team - Fiji National University - Fiji Native Tribal Congress - Fiji-New Zealand relations - Fiji One - Fiji parrotfinch - Fiji petrel - Fiji Rugby Union - Fiji-Russia relations - Fiji Samachar - Fiji Sanatan Society of Alberta - Fiji School of Medicine - Fiji Scouts Association - Fiji snake - Fiji-Solomon Islands relations - Fiji-South Korea relations - Fiji Sports Council - Fiji Sugar Corporation - Fiji Sun - Fiji Television - Fiji Times - Fiji-Tonga relations - Fiji Trades Union Congress - Fiji tropical dry forests - Fiji tropical moist forests - Fiji-Tuvalu relations - Fiji Tuwawa - Fiji United Freedom Party - Fiji-United States relations - Fiji Village - Fiji Warriors - Fiji water - Fiji Week - Fiji Week, 2004 - Fiji Week, 2005 - Fiji whistler - Fiji white-eye - Fiji Women's Crisis Centre - Fiji women's national basketball team - Fiji women's national football team - Fiji women's national rugby union team

Fijian, Fijians
Fijian Affairs Ministers (list) - (Fijian) Alliance Party - Fijian American - Fijian Association - Fijian Association Party (FAP) - Fijian Australian - Fijian Battalion - Fijian dollar - Fijian electoral system - Fijian food - Fijian Football League - Fijian honours system - Fijian Indian diaspora - Fijian language - Fijian mercenaries in Bougainville - Fijian military unrest in 2006 - Fijian monkey-faced bat - Fijian naming conventions - Fijian Nationalist Party - Fijian passport - Fijian people (ethnic group) - Fijian politicians, list of - Fijian records in swimming, list of - Fijian sportspeople, list of - Fijian submissions for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, list of - Fijian pound - Fijians in the United Kingdom -

Fijian coups
Fiji coups of 1987 - {Fiji coup of 2000: Timeline - Mutinies - Investigations - Ratu Mara's removal - Alleged plot against Ratu Iloilo - Allegations - Trials - Court Martial - Military unrest} - Fiji coup of 2006 - Fiji Court of Appeal - {Fiji crisis of 2005-2006: Timeline - Baledrokadroka incident - Reaction} - Fiji coup of 2006

G
Bill GADOLO - Gagaja - Galoa Island - Galogalo River - Jonetani GALUINADI - Ganges (1861) - Ganges (1882) - Adi Ateca GANILAU - Bernadette GANILAU - Ratu Epeli GANILAU - Ratu Sir Penaia GANILAU - Joseph Hector GARRICK - Sir Ronald GARVEY - Garvey Park - Anthony GATES - Gau Airport - Gau Island - Thomas GAULT - Maseikula GAUNAVOU - Jai GAWANDER - Viliame GAVOKA - Gay rights in Fiji - Gedi -  Geissois imthurnii - Geissois stipularis - Geissois superba - General Electors - General Voters Party - Geography of Fiji - Yash GHAI - Giant Fijian long-horned beetle - Giant honeyeater - Jono GIBBES - Gilbertese language - Girl of the Port - Girmit Heritage Party - Girmit Soccer Tournament - Gmelina vitiensis - God Bless Fiji (National Anthem) - Gold FM - Golden dove - Gone Dau language - Vereniki GONEVA - Isaia GONEWAI - Fabian GOODALL - Sir John GORRIE - John GOSLING - Gunasagaran GOUNDER - Navaneeda K. GOUNDER - Government Buildings, Suva - Government House, Suva - Governors of Fiji (List) - Governors-General of Fiji (list) - K. N. GOVIND - Govind Park - Graptophyllum repandum - Grand Coalition for Fiji - Grand Pacific Hotel - Sir Alexander GRANTHAM - Great Astrolabe Reef - Great Council of Chiefs (Fiji) - Michael GREEN - Ashley Martin GREENWOOD - Aaron GROOM - Chuck GROTTE - Group Against Racial Discrimination - Satish Chandra GULABDAS - Gujaratis in Fiji - Gurkul Primary School - Rudi GUTENDORF

Gardenia
Gardenia anapetes - Gardenia candida - Gardenia gordonii - Gardenia grievei - Gardenia hutchinsoniana - Gardenia hillii - Gardenia storckii

Geniostoma
Geniostoma clavigerum - Geniostoma confertiflorum - Geniostoma macrophyllum - Geniostoma stipulare - Geniostoma uninervium

H
Sir William HACKETT - Hạf'liua - Aaron HALL - Robert Wilson HAMILTON - Sir Arthur HAMILTON-GORDON - HASAN, Said - Hatana - Hector HATCH - Epeli HAU'OFA - Jarryd HAYNE - Head of State of Fiji - Angie HEFFERNAN - Trevor HENRY - Hereford (ship) - Vilsoni HERENIKO - Sathya HETTIGE - Scott HIGGINBOTHAM - High Commission of Fiji, London - High commissioners of New Zealand to Fiji, list of - High commissioners of the United Kingdom to Fiji, list of - High Court of Fiji - Nifa and Nishan HINDES - Hindu Maha Sabha (Fiji) - Hinduism in Fiji - His Majesty O'Keefe - {History of Fiji: Discovery - The rise and fall of Cakobau - Colonial Fiji - Modern history of Fiji} - History of the Jews in Fiji - History of rugby union matches between Australia and Fiji - History of rugby union matches between Fiji and Italy - History of rugby union matches between Fiji and Samoa - History of rugby union matches between Fiji and Scotland - History of rugby union matches between Fiji and Wales - History of rugby union matches between the British & Irish Lions and other countries - HMS Conflict (1873) - A. M. HOCART - Alex HODGMAN - Selina HORNIBROOK - House of Chiefs - House of Representatives of Fiji - Housing Authority of Fiji - Charles Gough HOWELL - Mike HOWLETT - Howrah (ship) - Stuart HUGGETT - Andrew HUGHES - Nathan HUGHES - Wally HUGHES - Human trafficking in Fiji - Fida HUSSEIN - Azim HUSSEIN - Sir Eyre HUTSON - Hydriastele microcarpa

I
Ratu Josefa ILOILO - Sir Everard IM THURN - India-Fiji relations - Indians in Fiji - Indus (ship) - Inocarpus fagifer - Instant-runoff voting - Instruments of Independence - Intelligentsiya (blog) - Inter-District Championship - David IPP - Imraz IQBAL - IRB Pacific 5 Nations - I-sala - Islam in Fiji - Islands Business - Islands of Fiji, list of - ISO 3166-2:FJ - Itu'muta - Itu'ti'u

Indian
Indian Association of Fiji - Indian Cane Growers Association - Indian Imperial Association - Indian indenture ships to Fiji - Indian members of Legislative Council of Fiji - Indian Platoon - Indian Reform League

J
Gerson JACKSON - Sir Henry Moore JACKSON - Sir Derek JAKEWAY - Imrana JALAL - Anare JALE - Tony JAMIESON - Farouk JANEMAN - Ben JANNIF - Ilisavani JEGESA - Edward Enoch JENKINS - Arthur JENNINGS - George JENNINGS - Michael JENNINGS - Robert JENNINGS - Brad JOHNSTONE - Joske's Thumb - Judicial Service Commission - Juju (district) - Jumna (ship) - Justice and Freedom Party - Justice of Appeal

K
Hosanna KABAKORO - Kabara - Glenn KABLE - Kadavu fantail - Kadavu Group - Kadavu honeyeater - Kadavu Island - Penaia KADAVULEVU - Kaibu - Simione KAITANI - Kaivalagi - Kaiviti - Sekonaia KALOU - Atunaisa KALOUMAIRAI - KALOUYALEWA - Daren KAMALI - Tomasi KANAILAGI - Kanacea - Kanaka - Ratu Epeli KANAKANA - Kanakas - Malakai KAINIHEWE - Mari KAPI - Kasavu River - Wise KATIVERATA - Kato'aga - Ratu Aisea KATONIVERE - Jonetani KAUKIMOCE - Kaunitoni - Malakai KAUNIVALU - Samuela KAUTOGA - Kava - Kava culture - Kavain - Kavalactone - Kavula River - Adi Salaseini KAVUNONO - Nemani KAVURU - Francis KEAN - Freddy KEIAHO - Kenneth KEITH - Declan KELLY - Nemia KENATALE - Kendrit Shiri Sanatan Dharam Shiv Temple - Ro Teimumu KEPA - Sailosi KEPA - Iliesa KERESONI - Samu KEREVI - Rashit KHAMIDULIN - Tulsi Ram KHELWAN - Shah KIBRIA - Lyons KIERAN - Viliame KIKAU - Kingiodendron platycarpum - Kioa - Kisan Sangh - Arthur KITINAS - Kleinhovia - Meli KOLIAVU - Osea KOLINISAU - George KONROTE - Sevanaia KORO - Koro Airport - Koro Island - Koro-ni-O - Koro Sea - Jimi KOROI - Jokapeci KOROI - Marika KOROIBETE - Kiniviliame KOROIBULEKA - Josua KOROIBULU - Semi KOROILAVESAU - Apisai KOROISAU - Koroivonu River - Korolevu River - Koro-ni-O - Korotasere River - Niumaia KOROVATA - Lesi KOROVAVALA - Korovou - Al KOROVOU - Manu KOROVULAVULA - Korovuli River - Koroyanitu, Mount - Sunia KOTO - Joji KOTOBALAVU - Faiyaz KOYA - Sidiq KOYA - Nailani KRISHAN - James Shri KRISHNA - Roy KRISHNA - Ratu Inoke KUBUABOLA - Ratu Jone KUBUABOLA - Sisa KOYAMAIBOLE - Kubuna Confederacy - Kubuna River - Kula Eco Park - Kulu Bay Resort - Semi KUNATANI - Maleli KUNAVORE - Sadhu KUPPUSWAMI - Jone KURADUADUA - Chris KURIDRANI - Tevita KURIDRANI - Selina KURULECA - Suliasi KURULO - Kundan Singh KUSH - Kya Dilli Kya Lahore

Khan
A. H. Sahu KHAN - Ballu KHAN - Hafiz KHAN - Iqbal KHAN - Jahir KHAN - Mohammed Afzal KHAN - M. T. KHAN - Rocky KHAN

Kumar
Anup KUMAR - Jain KUMAR - Jainend KUMAR - Jilila KUMAR - Manoj KUMAR - Nareish KUMAR - Ronil KUMAR - Salesh KUMAR

L
Ratu Paula LACAWAI - Lagalaga River - Lahloo - Aseri LAING - Lakeba - Lakeba Airport - Lakeba River - B. D. LAKSHMAN - Chaitanya LAKSHMAN - Prince Gopal LAKSHMAN - Ratu Naiqama LALABALAVU - LALACIWA - Lali (drum) -  Lapitiguana - Fero LASAGAVIBAU - Josefa LASAGAVIBAU - Lascars in Fiji - Laucala - Laucala Airport - LAUFITU of Tonga - Lau Islands - Lauan language - Sanivalati LAULAU - Lauwaki - Lava Cola - Lawaki River - Lawaqa Park - Leader of the Opposition - Kele LEAWERE - Sireli LEDUA - Legend FM - Legislative Council (Fiji) - Michael LEITCH - Lekutu River - Charles Oswald LELEAN - Lelean Memorial School - Leleuvia - Leonidas (ship) - Lepidoptera of Fiji, list of - Ponipate LESAVUA - Lethacotyle fijiensis - Graeme LEUNG - Josefa LEVULA - Levuka - Levuka Airfield - Levuka F.C. - Lewalevu - Wame LEWARAVU - Lewavesi Production - Neumi LEWENI - Isireli LEWENIQILA - LGBT history in Fiji - LGBT rights in Fiji - Norman LIGAIRI - Maria LIKU - Maca LIKUTABUA - Lio 'On Famör Rotuma Party - Lawrence LITTLE - Nicky LITTLE - Lobau River - Local government of Fiji - Eroni LOGANIMOCE - Isoa LOGAVATU - Lok News - Jacob LOKO - Lomaiviti - Lomaiviti language - Lomaloma - Long-legged warbler - Watisone LOTAWA - Gabrielle LOVOBALAVU - Lovoni - Lovoni River - Kenneth LOW - Alexander LOSYUKOV - Felix von LUCKNER - Sir Harry LUKE - Vika LUSIBAEA - Lutukina River - Lutunasobasoba - Mosese LUVEITASAU - Jiko LUVENI - Waisea LUVENIYALI

Labasa
Labasa - Labasa Airport - Labasa College - Labasa F.C. - Labasa Kisan Sangh - Labasa River

Lal
Brij LAL (historian) – Brij LAL (politician) - John Icha LAL - Prerna LAL - Surendra LAL

Lami
Lami - Lami F.C. - Lami River

Lautoka
Lautoka - Lautoka District - Lautoka F.C.

M
Campese Ma'AFU - Enele MA'AFU - Salesi MA'AFU - Jone MACILAI (rugby league) - Jone MACILAI-TORI - Macuata - Sir Kenneth MADDOCKS - James MADHAVAN - Siromaniam MADHAVAN - Ratu Joni MADRAIWIWI - Ratu Joni MADRAIWIWI I - Magimagi - Mago Island - Maha Sangh - Mahatma Gandhi Memorial High School (Fiji) - Mai TV - Main (1884 ship) - Ratu Kinijoji MAIVALILI - Sir Charles MAJOR - Mak Sa'moa - Mak Sa'moa - Makogai - Malakua River - David MALCOLM - Inoke MALE - Malhaha - Malolo - Malolo Lailai - Malolo Lailai Airport - Malumu NAIVAUKURA - Mamanuca Islands - Mammals of Fiji, list of - Mana Island Airport - Injimo MANAGREVE - Maniltoa floribunda - Maniltoa minor - Maniltoa vestita - Craig K. MANSCILL - A. R. MANU - Deacon MANU - Paul MANUELI - Daniel Urai MANUFOLAU - Adi Litiana MAOPA - Maps of Fiji - Maqewa - Samuela MARAYAWA - Adrian MARIAPPA - Saleem MARSOOF - Marist Brothers High School (Fiji) - Mary Jane's Relaxing Soda - MASEIKULA - Manoa MASI - Asaeli MASILACA - Masked shining parrot - Esala MASI - Benito MASILEVU - Anthony MASON - Keith MASON - Master of the High Court - Petero MATACA - Sakiusa MATADIGO - Matagi - Mataika House - Matailobau District - Irami MATAIRAVULA - Isikeli MATAITOGA - Roger MATAKAMIKAMICA - Samuela MATAKIBAU - Timoci MATANAVOU - Naomi MATANITOBUA - Ratu Suliano MATANITOBUA - Matanivanua - Mataniwai River - Mataqali - Josh MATAVESI - MATAWALU - Nikola MATAWALU - Matei Airport - Josua MATEINANIU - Matuku - Maunatul Islam Association of Fiji - Neil MAXWELL - Maxwell Hendry MAXWELL-ANDERSON - Sir Francis Henry MAY - Mac McCALLION - Thomas McCosker v The State - C. Steven McGANN - John McKEE - Danny McLENNAN - Duncan McMULLIN - Medinilla waterhousei - Kali MEEHAN - Willis MEEHAN - Meke - Melanesian Spearhead Group - Commins MENAPI - Men's football at the 2003 South Pacific Games - Tauili'ili Uili MEREDITH - Mersey (ship) - Methodist Church of Fiji and Rotuma - Methysticin - Metrosideros ochrantha - Metroxylon vitiense - Military of Fiji - Military-church relations in Fiji - Daryl MILLARD - Ryan MILLARD - Albert MILLER - Minerva Reefs - Ministry of Education, Heritage and Arts (Fiji) - Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation (Fiji) - Mirchi FM - Ghananand MISHRA - Sudesh MISHRA - Miss Fiji - Sir Charles MITCHELL - Sir Philip MITCHELL - Robin E. MITCHELL - Mix FM - Moala Airport - Moala Island - Moala Islands - Mocis trifasciata - Mocis vitiensis - Leonid MOISEYEV - Ratu Tevita MOMOEDONU - Monarchy of Fiji - Monasavu Dam - Charlie MOORE - Sean MORRELL - Mary MORRIS - Howard MORRISON - Sir John MORRISON - Monuriki - Julian MOTI - Moturiki - Motusa - Movie Talk Show- FBC Production - Moy (ship) - Muniswamy MUDLIAR - Vashist MUNI - {Municipal elections in Fiji; see also separate articles: 2002 - 2005} -  Perumal MUPNAR - Murimuria - Kini MURIMURIVALU - Graham MURRAY - Museums in Fiji, list of - Music of Fiji - Mussidia pectinicornella - MV Suilven - Myristica gillespieana - Myristica grandifolia - Myristica macrantha

Mac
Sir Kenneth MacKENZIE - Sir Percy McELWAINE

Mara
Adi Asenaca MARA - Ratu Finau MARA - Ratu Sir Kamisese MARA - Ro Adi Lala MARA - Ratu Tevita Uluilakeba MARA - Adi Elenoa MARA-RASOVA

Maharaj
Badri MAHARAJ - J. D. MAHARAJ - Navin MAHARAJ - Sanjeet Chand MAHARAJ

Malani
Roko MALANI - Adi Laufitu MALANI - Ratu Wilisoni Tuiketai MALANI

N
Nabagatai - Nabiti River - Nabua, Fiji - Joeli NABUKA - Nabukelevu - Eto NABULI - Lepani NABULIWAQA - Nabuna River - Isa NACEWA - Nacula - Pita NACUVA - Nadamanu River - Nadarivatu Dam - Nadogo F.C. - Nadogo River - Nemani NADOLO - Nadroga F.C. - Nadroga-Navosa - Noa NADRUKU - Ratu Sairusi NAGAGAVOKA - Nagigia Island - Shivlal NAGINDAS - Timoci NAGUSA - Waisake NAHOLO - Tomasi NAIDOLE - Dorsami NAIDU - Richard NAIDU - Naigani - Apisai NAIKATINI - Apisai NAIKATINI - Kevin NAIQAMA - WES NAIQAMA - Damodaran NAIR - Vijay Nair - Naiselesele River - Keleveti NAISORO - Naitaba - Nic NAITANUI - Naitasiri District - Naitasiri - Jovesa NAIVALU - Sefa NAIVALU - Solomone NAIVALU - Timoci NAIVALUWAQA - Taqele NAIYARAVORO -  Jimilai NAKAIDAWA - Noa NAKAITACI - Leone NAKARAWA - Nakasi - Nakauvadra - Nakauvadra River - Nakorotubu District - Nakorotolutolu River - Pio NAKUBUWAI - Nakura River - Nala River - Nalawa F.C. - Napolioni NALAGA - Napolioni NALAGA - Nalagi River - Livai NALAGILAGI - Simone NALATU - Nalawa F.C. - Nalomate River - Namalata - Namatakula - Jope NAMAWA - Namena Lala - Namada River - Namata River - Naming conventions of Fiji - Namosi District - Namosi-Naitasiri-Serua language - Namosi - Namotu - Nananu-i-Cake - Nananu-i-Ra - Satendra NANDAN - Satya NANDAN - Nanenivuda River - Ratu Sela NANOVO - Neumi NANUKU - Nanuya Lailai - Nanuya Levu - NAOSARA - Serupepeli Naqase - Sireli NAQELEVUKI - Naqereqere River - Sekove NAQIOLEVU - Nasaqalau - Nasau Park - Elina NASAUDRODRO - Nasavu River - Nasekawa River - Valerio NASEMA - Rupeni NASIGA - Sisilia NASIGA - Nasilai River - Nasinu - Nasinu F.C. - Nasinu River - Nasivi River - Nasoata River - Nasoni River - Nasoqo River - Nadorelevu, Mount - Nasuva River - Natabua High School - Nate and Hayes - Natoavou River - Nationalist Vanua Tako Lavo Party - Native Land Register - Native Land Trust Board - Native Transport Detachment - Natovi Landing - Timoci NATUVA - Sioeli NAU - Naua River - Sailasa NAUCUKIDI - Josateki NAULU - Samueli NAULU - Viliame NAUPOTO - Nausori - Nausori Highlands - Nausori International Airport - Nautanivono - Navadra - Ratu Jone NAVAKAMOCEA - Maciu NAVAKASUASUA - Navala - Eparama NAVALE - Navilagolago River - Navilevu River - Naviti - Ratu Viliame NAVOKA - Navua District, Fiji - Navua F.C. - Navua River - Mesake NAVUGONA - Navuloa River - Navuturerega River - Niko NAWAIKULA - Nawailevu River - Ratu Josateki NAWALOWALO - Valerio NAWATU - Noa NAYACAKALOU - Rusiate NAYACAKALOU - Waisea NAYACALEVU - Isoa NEIVUA - Maritino NEMANI - Neoveitchia storckii - Nepalese community in Fiji - New Labour Unity Party - New Nationalist Party - Newnham, S.S. - Newspapers in Fiji, list of - NFP–Labour Coalition - Tom NICHOLLS - John Fearns NICOLL - John NIMMO - Sangeeta NIRANJAN - David NIU - Ratu Epeli NIUDAMU - Paula NIUKULA - Niumataiwalu - Noa'tau - Alipate NOILEA - Nokia Eagles - Non-Resident Indian - Northern Air - Northern Division - Nourse Line - Nubu River - Nuku District, Fiji - Nukulau

Nadi
Nadi - Nadi District - Nadi F.C. - Nadi International Airport - Nadi River

Naevo
Apenisa NAEVO - Ratu Apisai NAEVO - Semesi NAEVO

Nailatikau
Adi Koila Mara NAILATIKAU - Ratu Epeli NAILATIKAU - Ratu Epeli NAILATIKAU I - Ratu Epeli NAILATIKAU I - Ratu Epeli Qaraninamu NAILATIKAU

Nand
Gyani NAND - Nainendra NAND - Ragho NAND - Suruj Mati NAND

Narain, Narayan
Deo NARAIN - NARAIN, Sathi - Irene Jai NARAYAN - Paresh Narayan - Udit NARAYAN

National
National Anthem (God Bless Fiji) - National Congress of Fiji - National constituencies - National Council for Building a Better Fiji - National Farmers Union of Fiji - National Democratic Party (1960s) - National Democratic Party (2006) - National Federation Party - National Federation Party - Dove faction - National Federation Party - Flower faction - National Football League - National language debate - National Security Council (Fiji) - National Stadium (Suva) - National Super League 2014 - National Trust of Fiji

Neuburgia
Neuburgia alata - Neuburgia collina - Neuburgia macrocarpa - Neuburgia macroloba

O
Sir George O'BRIEN - Terry O'DONNELL - Ochetellus sororis - Office of International Treasury Control (OITC) - Ogea Driki - Ogea Levu - Aisake Ó HAILPÍN - Seán Óg Ó HAILPÍN - Setanta Ó HAILPÍN - Teu Ó HAILPÍN - Oinafa - Olorua - One Fiji Party - Ono Island - Ono-i-Lau - Open constituencies - Operation Morris Dance - Operation Quickstep - Orange dove - Order of Fiji - Orthetrum serapia - Patrick OSBORNE - Patterson OTI - Evelyn OTTO - Outline of Fiji - Ovalau

P
Pacific Broadcasting Services Fiji - Pacific Conference of Churches - Pacific Oceania Davis Cup team - Pacific Rim Rugby Championship - Pacnews - Ben PADARATH - Lavenia PADARATH - Narendra Kumar PADARATH - Steve PAENIU - Palolo worm - Pandanus joskei - Pandanus taveuniensis - Paramount Chief of Fiji - Craig PARKER - Parkia parrii - Parliament (Fiji) - Party of National Unity (PANU) - Party of the Truth (POTT) - Parliamentary Organization for Indigenous Fijians - Davendra PATHIK - PAULINI - Paulini discography - George Hamilton PEARCE - Mau PENISULA - Penang River - Penang (Rakiraki) Sugar Mill - People on stamps of Fiji, list of - People's Charter for Change, Peace and Progress - People's Coalition - People's Democratic Party - People's National Party - Pepjei - Denis PERERA - Pericles (ship) - Rebecca PERROTT - Philidris nagasau - Tyrone PHILLIPS - Tony PHILP - Physokentia thurstonii - James PICKERING - Manikam V. PILLAI - Samresan PILLAY - Sarojini PILLAY - Wayne PIVAC - Pinctada maxima - Pipermethystine - Pipturus platyphyllus - Pittosporum pickeringii - Pittosporum rhytidocarpum - Wayne PIVAC - Platymantis megabotoniviti - Platymantis vitianus - Platymantis vitiensis - Podocarpus neriifolius - Political families in Fiji, list of - Political parties in Fiji, list of - Politics of Fiji - Polyalthia laddiana - Poonah (Ship) - Porphyrosela aglaozona - Paulo POSIANO - Post Fiji - Post Fiji Stadium - Postage stamps and postal history of Fiji - Ranjesh PRAKASH - Premna protrusa - Presidents of Fiji (List) - President of the Court of Appeal - President of the Senate of Fiji - {Presidential elections in Fiji: see also separate articles: 2000, 2006} -  President's Overseas XV - Katharine PRICHARD - Prime Ministers of Fiji (List) - Prince Charles Park - Pritchardia thurstonii - Carl PROBERT - Proposed states of Australia, list of - Protector of Fiji (Bei Kai Viti) - Proceratium vinaka - Provinces of Fiji - Psilogramma jordana - Caroline PUAMAU - Puisne judge - Pullea perryana - Hari PUNJA - Punjas Rugby Series

Pacific
Pacific Alliance Leaders Meeting - Pacific Green - Pacific Island Air - Pacific Islands Forum - Pacific Islands Rugby Alliance - Pacific Islanders rugby union team - Pacific Rugby Cup - Pacific Rugby League International - Pacific Union

Patel
A.D. PATEL - Harilal Manilal PATEL - Navin PATEL - R. D. PATEL - S. B. Patel - Vimla L. PATEL - Vinod PATEL - Vinubhai PATEL

Prasad
Ayodhya PRASAD - Bijay PRASAD - Biman PRASAD - Calvin PRASAD - Giyannedra PRASAD - Krishna PRASAD

Pterophylla
Pterophylla affinis - Pterophylla exigua - Pterophylla richii - Pterophylla vitiensis

Q
Qaloyaqa River - Qamea - Qaraniqio River - Qaranivalu - Laisenia QARASE - Qawa River - Qelelevu - Akapusi QERA - Nacanieli QEREWAQA - Alipate QETAKI - Apimeleki QILIHO - Adi Litia QIONIBARAVI - Henry QIODRAVU - Qoliqoli Bill - Gabriele QORO - Adi Sivia QORO - Emasi QOVU - Jone QOVO - Queen Elizabeth Barracks - Queen of Fiji - Queen Victoria School (Fiji) - Peter QUILLIAM - Renold QUINLAN - Qurai

R
Ra - Seru RABENI - Rabi Council of Leaders - Rabi Island - Sitiveni RABUKA - Lagani RABUKAWAQA - Orisi RABUKAWAQA - Kiniviliame RADAVETA - Patrick RADDOCK - Saula RADIDI - Radini Nayau - Semi RADRADRA - Pramod RAE - Kathlyn RAGG - Monica RAGHWAN - Mataiasi RAGIAGIA - Lote RAIKABULA - David RAIKUNA - Rail transport in Fiji - Jone RAILOMO - Simon RAIWALUI - George Shiu RAJ - Setariki RAKABULA - Rakiraki - Rakiraki F.C. - Balwant Singh RAKKHA - Jonetani RALULU - Jack RAM - Kallu Dhani RAM - Rishi RAM - Shree RAMLU - K. C. RAMRAKHA - Eminoni RANACOVU - John RANKINE - James Ramchandar RAO - Nikola RAOMA - Rapid (brig) - Raranitiqa - Vesi RARAWA - Abdul Rahim RASHEED - Manoa RASIGATALE - Isaia RASILA - Rasolo - Ratu Talemo RATAKELE - Alipate RATINI - Ratu - Jonetani RATU - Michael RATU - Ropate RATU - Ratu Cakobau Park - Ratu Kadavulevu School - Ratumaibulu - Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Day - Ratu Sir Lala Sukuna Day, 2005 - Aca RATUVA - Kameli RATUVOU - Daniel RAUICAVA - Jacob RAULUNI - Mosese RAULUNI - Peni RAVAI - Semi RAVOUVOU - Malakai RAVULO - Asesela RAVUVU - Ifereimi RAWAQA - Taniela RAWAQA - Ratu Josaia RAYAWA - {Reconciliation and Unity Commission - Blue Ribbon campaign - Yellow Ribbon campaign - Moderate voices - Military opposition - Military-church relations in Fiji - Foreign reaction - Religious reaction} - Red-throated lorikeet - Reddy Group - Jai Ram REDDY - Kamlesh REDDY - K. S. Reddy - Mahendra REDDY - Nitya Nand REDDY - Frankie REED - Repatriation of indentured Indians from Fiji - Reserve Bank of Fiji - Return to the Blue Lagoon - Rhine (ship) - Rhone (ship) - Sir Arthur RICHARDS - Tom RICKETTS - Peter RIDGEWAY - Marieta RIGAMOTO - Ringgold Isles - Rivers in Fiji, list of - Ro - Fred ROBARTS - Sir Hercules ROBINSON - Robinson Crusoe Island - David RODAN - Sir Cecil Hunter-RODWELL - Rusiate ROGOYAWA - Saimoni ROKINI - Roko - Nasoni ROKO - Alex ROKOBARO - Ratu Maculeku ROKOCEGU - Joe ROKOCOKO - Semesa ROKODUGUNI - Adi Joana ROKOMATU - Seveci ROKOTAKALA - Roko Tui - Roko Tui Bau - Roko Tui Dreketi - Roko Tui Namata - Ratu Kolinio ROKOTUINACEVA - Roman Catholicism in Fiji - Junior ROQICA - Junior RASOLEA - Rosiloa - Yuval ROTEM - Roger ROUSSEAU - Michelle ROWLAND - Swami RUDRANANDA - Rugby league in Fiji - Rugby union in Fiji - Rugby Union (Fiji national rugby union team) - Rugby Sevens (Fiji national rugby union sevens team) - Rugby union in Rotuma - Epeli RUIVADRA - Rukuruku River - William RYDER

Radio

Radio Australia - Radio Fiji One - Radio Fiji Two - Radio Navtarang - Radio Sargam

Rewa
Rewa - Rewa Bridge - Rewa F.C. - Rewa Planters Union - Rewa River

Rotuma, Rotuman
Rotuma - Rotuma Airport - Rotuma Day - Rotuma Day, 2005 - Rotuma Group - Rotuman Islands Council - Rotuman language - Rotuma myzomela

S
Sabeto River - Ronals SACKVILLE - Sacred Heart Church - Asesela SADOLE - Osea SADRAU - Ian SAIGATU - Losena SALABULA - Kaiyava SALUSALU - Jagannath SAMI - Madeleine SAMI - Samabula River - Jimione SAMISONI - Adi Mere Tuisalalo SAMISONI - Radike SAMO - Ravuama SAMO - Yevgeny SAMOTEYKIN - Samulayo - Totaram SANADHYA - Ron SANG - Sangola (ship) - Santhia (ship) - Matareti SARASAU - Saraswati College - Saravi River - Sarowaqa River - Apolosi SATALA - Viliame SATALA - Anand SATYANAND - Sau (Rotuman king) - Sau turaga - Meli SAUBULINAYAU - Tomasi SAUQAQA - Vereniki SAUTURAGA - Charles SAVAGE - Isikia SAVUA - Savu River (Fiji) - Savuto Vakadewavosa - Savusavu - Savusavu Airport - Savusavu F.C. - Sawana - Aiyaz SAYED-KHAIYUM - Scaevola floribunda - Deryck SCARR - Les Scheinflug - John Maurice SCOTT - Michael Dishington SCOTT - Scouting and Guiding in Fiji - Jocelynne SCUTT - Seaqaqa F.C. - Seaqaqa River - Second Fiji Expedition - Dixon SEETO - Senate (Fiji) - Jona SENILAGAKALI - Navitalai SENILAGAKALI - Henry SENILOLI - Ratu Jope SENILOLI - Popi SENILOLI - Sennit - Waisale SEREVI - Serianthes vitiensis - Apaitia SERU - Fili SERU - John SERU - Nacanieli SERU - Serua District - Serua, Mount - Serua Province - Serua District - SERUKEIREWA - Ratu Semi SERUVAKULA - Viliame SERUVAKULA - Koli SEWABU - C. A. Shah - Nazhat SHAMEEM - Shaista SHAMEEM - Shangri-La's Fijian Resort - Rishi SHANKAR - Ram SHARAN - Owen SHEERS - Shipwrecked - Robert SHUSTER - M. Osman SIDDIQUE - Sigatoka - Sigatoka Sand Dunes - Sigatoka River - Sikhism in Fiji - Semesa SIKIVOU - Peniasi SILATOLU - Timoci SILATOLU - Silktail - Morgan SIMMONS - Nigel SIMPSON - Ashton SIMS - Barry SIMS - Korbin SIMS - Ruan SIMS - Tariq SIMS - Sakiusa SING - Silktail - Sitiveni SIVIVATU - Sivoki - Savenaca SIWATIBAU - Suliana SIWATIBAU - Sky Fiji - Sky Pacific - Slaty monarch - Apisai SMITH - Greg SMITH (rugby coach) - Greg SMITH - Stephen SMITH - Wilma SMITH - Philip SNOW - Jimmy SNUKA - Tamina SNUKA - Social Liberal Multicultural Party - Solicitor-General (Fiji) - Solkope - Dave SOLOMON - Setefano SOMOCA - Somosomo - Somosomo Creek - Somosomo Strait - Enele SOPOAGA - Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua - Soqosoqo ni Vakavulewa ni Taukei - Gagaj Maraf SOLOMONE - Warren SORBY - SOROAQALI - Seule SOROMON - Usaia SOTUTU - South Indians in Fiji - Southern Cross Cable - Southern Division Kisan Sangh - Ratu Jovesa SOVASOVA - Waisale SOVATABUA - Sovi Basin - Sovi River - Speaker of the House of Representatives of Fiji - Adi Kuini SPEED - George SPEIGHT - Graham SPEIGHT - Henry SPEIGHT - James SPIGELMAN - Spiraeanthemum graeffei - Spiraeanthemum katakata - Spiraeanthemum serratum - Spodoptera mauritia - Sport in Fiji - Sri Siva Subramaniya temple - S. SRISKANDARAJAH - Sir Charles ST JULIAN - Paul STEIN - St John's College, Fiji - Rick STONE - James STORER - Storckiella vitiensis - Goran ŠUBARA - Subrail Park - Nikolai SUDARIKOV - Suetabu River - Sugar Cane farmers unions in Fiji - Sugar Cane Growers Council - Sugar City Ratepayers Alliance - Sugar mills in Fiji - Netani SUKA - Netani SUKANAIVALU - Sefanaia SUKANAIVALU - Waisale SUKANAVEITA - Mahendra SUKHDEO - Ratu Sir Lala SUKUNA - Sukuna Bowl - Sulphur-breasted myzomela - Sulu - Sun Air (Fiji) - Super Model - Supreme Court (Fiji) - Bataram SURI - Survivor: Fiji - Joanna SUTTON - John SUTTON - Suva - Suva Adventist College - Suva City Council - Suva Fiji Temple - Suva F.C. - Suva Grammar School - Suva Highlanders - Avinesh SUWAMY - Muthu SWAMY - Ofa SWANN - Sir Ernest Bickham SWEET-ESCOTT - Syria (ship)

Schefflera
Schefflera costata - Schefflera euthytricha - Schefflera seemanniana - Schefflera vitiensis

Syzygium
Syzygium amplifolium - Syzygium diffusum - Syzygium fijiense - Syzygium minus - Syzygium phaeophyllum - Syzygium purpureum - Syzygium seemannianum - Syzygium wolfii

Sharma
Devanesh SHARMA - Gabriel SHARMA - Harish Sharma - Krishna Chand SHARMA - Neil SHARMA - Sachida Nand SHARMA - Shiu Sharan SHARMA - Shri Krishna SHARMA - Tulsi Ram SHARMA - Vivekanand SHARMA - Vyas Deo SHARMA

Singh
Agni Deo SINGH - Ajay SINGH - Ajit Swaran SINGH - Alpana SINGH - Alvin SINGH - Anand Kumar SINGH - Anirudh SINGH - Attar SINGH - Bhagwan SINGH - Bobby SINGH - Chandra SINGH - C. P. SINGH - Chattur SINGH - Davendra SINGH - Gurjit SINGH - Gyan SINGH - James Shankar SINGH - Jason SINGH - K. B. SINGH - Mehar SINGH - Nibhray SINGH - Parmanand SINGH - Pravin SINGH - Prem SINGH - Rajnesh SINGH - Rajnesh SINGH - Ram SINGH - Ram Jati SINGH - Raman Pratap SINGH - Rebecca SINGH - Satendra SINGH - Uday SINGH - Ujagar SINGH - Vijay SINGH - Vijay R. Singh

SS
SS Chenab - SS Fazilka - SS Fultala - SS Ganges (1906) - SS Indus (1904) - SS Mutlah - SS Newnham - SS Sangola - SS Santhia - SS Sutlej - SS Vadala - SS Virawa - SS Wardha

South Pacific
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T
Adi Finau TABAKAUCORO - Banuve TABAKAUCORO - Tabernaemontana thurstonii - Tabia River - Table No. 21 - Tabua - Ilivasi TABUA - Semi TADULALA - Saveneca TAGA - Michael TAGICAKIBAU - Sailosi TAGICAKIBAU - Susan TAGICAKIBAU - Tagimoucia - Peni TAGIVE - Tagroa Siria - Tailevu - Tailevu Knights - Tailevu/Naitasiri F.C. - Tailevu North F.C. - Taininbeka - Sapeta TAITO - Seveci TAKA - Amani TAKAYAWA - Takia (watercraft) - Ratu Inoke TAKIVEIKATA (Qaranivalu) - Ratu Inoke TAKIVEIKATA (Vice-President) - Metuisela TALEBULA - Netani TALEI - Joe TAMANI - Saimoni TAMANI - Simione TAMANISAU - Jeremaiya TAMANISAU - Seta TAMANIVALU - Howie TAMATI - Tamavua River - Antonio TANABURENISAU - Kaliova Nauqe TANI - Iliesa TANIVULA - Aisea TAOKA - Tarau of Tovu Totoya - Aisake TAROGI - 'Ana TAUFE'ULUNGAKI - Ratu Kiniviliame TAUKEINIKORO - Taunovo River - Tauraria - Tautoga - Ratu Sir Josaia TAVAIQIA - Tavarua - Taveuni - Taveuni F.C. - Taveuni, Mount - Taveuni beetle - Taveuni F.C. - Tavewa - Tavo - Rebecca TAVO - Kaliopate TAVOLA - Tavoro Creek - Jone TAWAKE - Setareki TAWAKE - John TAY - Teresia TEAIWA - Tēfui - Remueru TEKIATE - Tekken - Tekken Revolution - Tekken Tag Tournament 2 - Saula TELAWA - Telecommunications in Fiji - Esala TELENI - Telephone numbers in Fiji - Ransley THACKER - The Adorable Outcast - The Blue Lagoon - The Land Has Eyes - The People of Paradise - Laurence THOMS - Thomson Park - James Beveridge THOMSON - Manoa THOMPSON - Peter THOMSON - Sir John THURSTON - Thurston Gardens - Tibitibi River - Moti TIKARAM - Ramon TIKARAM - Tanita TIKARAM - Pio TIKODUADUA - Samisoni TIKOINASAU - Asaeli TIKOIROTUMA - Pio Bosco TIKOISUVA - Romanu TIKOTIKOCA - Sera TIKOTIKOVATU - Virginia TILLEY - Alan TIPPERT - Tivua Island - Malakai TIWA - Apisai TOGA - Iliesa TOGA - Inisai TOGA - Toga River - Adi Davila TOGANIVALU - Togolevu River - Toguru River - Farasiko TOKAREI - Tokoriki - Savenaca TOKULA - Veresa TOMA - Tomanivi, Mount - Tongan Kava Ceremony-Taumafa Kava - Tonight - John TOOHEY - Top Spin 3 - Apisai TORA - Semisi TORA - Tora ni Bau - Totoya - Tovata Confederacy - Transport in Fiji - TREY, MC - Tribewanted - Tropical Depression 04F (2009) - Tropical Depression 10F (2004) - Peter TSIAMALILI - Kalaveti TUIYABAYABA - Aisea TUIDRAKI - Patiliai TUIDRAKI - Talemaitoga TUAPATI - Tubou - Manasa TUGIA - Aisea TUIDRAKI - Aisea TUILEVU - Malakai TUILOA - Kitione TUINAOSARA - Ilisoni TUINAWAIVUVU - Joe TUINEAU - Ilaitia TUISESE - Ratu Sakiusa TUISOLIA - Josua TUISOVA - Sir Timoci TUIVAGA - Naitini TUIYAU - J. B. TULARAM - Manu TUPOU - Manueli TULO - Taliai TUPOU - Lote TUQIRI - Lote TUQIRI (rugby union) - Turaga - Turaga na Gonesau - Turaga na Ratu ni Natauiya - Tuva River - Tuvuca - Isireli TUVUKI - Jerry TUWAI - Pio TUWAI

Tavua
Tavua - Tavua District - Tavua F.C. - Tavua Island - Tavua River

Tui
Tui Cakau - Tui Cakau's army - Tui Delai Gau - Tui Fiti - Tui Lau - Tui Nadi - Tui Namosi - Tui Nayau - Tui Viti - Tui Vuda

U
Akuila UATE - John UDAL - Udre UDRE - Uea - Alifereti Finau ULUGALALA - Uluigalau, Mount - ULUILAKEBA I - ULUILAKEBA III, Tevita - Alfred ULUINAYAU - Nat ULUIVITI - Kula Kei ULUIVUYA - Ulupoka - Uma of Nukunuku - Chandu UMARIA - United Fiji Party (Soqosoqo Duavata ni Lewenivanua) - United Nations, Fiji Mission to - United Nations Security Council Resolution 287 - United States Ambassador to Fiji - Universities in Fiji, list of - University of Fiji - University of the South Pacific - Solofa UOTA - Jone USAMATE - USS Warbler (MSC-206)

V
Vadala (ship) - Vaileka - Ratu Nemia Vunimakadre VAINITOBA - Apolonia VAIVAI - Saimoni VAKA - Marika VAKACEGU - Savuto VAKADEWAVOSA - Ratu Rakuita VAKALALABURE - Ratu Tevita VAKALALABURE - Niko VAKARARAWA - Osea VAKATALESAU - Etuate VAKATAWA - Virimi VAKATAWA - Tomasi VAKATORA - Ratu Kinijioji VAKAWALETABUA - Samu VALELALA - Amasio VALENCE - Manasa VANIQI - Vanua - Vanua Balavu - Vanuabalavu Airport - Vanua Levu - Vanua Levu Group - Vanua Levu mine - Vanua Tako Lavo Party - Rupeni VAREA - Vatanitawake - Vatoa - Jioji VATUBUA - Waisale WATUBUA - Vatukoula - Vatukoula F.C. - Vatukoula mine - Vatulele - Vaturova River - Vatu Vara - Waisale VATUVOKA - Vatuwaqa River - John Henry VAUGHAN - Bulou Elenoa Misikini VAVAITAMANA - Lekh Ram VAYESHNOI - Veeru Waah Bhaai Waah - George VEIKOSO - Viliame VEIKOSO - Veinuqa River - Joeli VEITAYAKI - Veitokani ni Lewenivanua Vakarisito (Christian Democratic Alliance) - Veisari River - Niko VEREKAUTA - Hikmat Singh VERMA - Versicolored monarch - Vicariate Apostolic of Fiji - Vice-President of Fiji - Joeli VIDIRI - Savu VILIAME - Violence against women in Fiji - Pedro VIRGIL - Viria Sugar Mill - Samisoni VIRIVIRI - Virawa (ship) - Visa policy of Fiji - Visa requirements for Fijian citizens - Ratu Tanoa VISAWAQA - Viseisei - Vishal Sangh - Lolagi VISINIA - Visoto - Viti FM - Viti Levu - Viti Levu giant pigeon - Viti Levu Group - Viti Levu rail - Vitogo River - Vitu - Jesoni VITUSAGAVULU - Viwa Island - Vodafone Arena (Fiji) - Vodafone M.I.C - Vodafone Ratu Cakobau Park - Apenisa Tuta VODO - Vola ni Kawa Bula - Volcanoes in Fiji, list of - Voma, Mount - Anatole VON HÜGEL - Ilisoni VONOMATEIRATU - Vorovoro - Josefa VOSANIBOLA - Manoa VOSAWAI - Voting system of Fiji - Watisoni VOTU - Vuaqava - Emosi VUCAGO - Vuda Point - Vuda River - VUETASAU - Josefa VUETI - Tomasi VUETILOVONI - Tevita VUIBAU - Adi Lagamu VUIYASAWA - VUKINAVANUA - Mika VUKONA - Josateki VULA - Samuela VULA - Laisa VULAKORO - Albert VULIVULI - Finau VULIVULI - Eloni VUNAKECE - Marika VUNIBAKA - Vunibelebele River - Berenado VUNIBOBO - Vunidawa River - Vunikavikaloa - Samuela VUNISA - Vunisea Airport - Vunivalu of Bau - Vunivia River - Atunasia VUNIVIALU - Mereseini VUNIWAQA - Vuniyaro River - Peceli VUNIYAYAWA - Isikeli VURUNA

Veitchia
Veitchia filifera - Veitchia simulans - Veitchia vitiensis

Volavola
Ben VOLAVOLA - Mosese VOLAVOLA - Ratu Peni VOLAVOLA - Timoci VOLAVOLA

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Wailagi Lala - Wailoa Hydro Power Station - Wailevu River - Waibula River (Taveuni) - Waibula River (Viti Levu) - Waidalici River - Waidamu River - Waidina River - Wailevu River (Vanua Levu) - Wailoa River - Waimanu River - Waimaro River - Wainadoi River - Wainibuka River - Ulaiasi WAINIDROA - Wainikoro River - Wainikoroiluva River - Wainimala River - Wainivesi River - Wainunu River - Wairikicake River - Wairikiqisi River - Waisoi mine - Waisomo River - Stanley WAITA - Wakaya - Sisa WAQA - Taniela WAQA - Josaia WAQABACA - Dominiko WAQANIBUROTU - Jeremaia WAQANISAU - Viliame WAQASEDUADUA - Taito WAQAVAKATOGA - Samu WARA - Taito WARADI - Gordon WARD - Wardha (ship) - Warning - Joseph WATERHOUSE - Dick WATLING - Peceli WAWAVANUA - Wickrema WEERASOORIA - Mark WEINBERG - Alfred WENDT - Jone WESELE - Mekeli WESLEY - Tai WESLEY - West Fijian languages - West Fijian – Rotuman languages - Western Crusaders - Western Division - Western Fijian language - Western United Front - David WHIPPEY - Marques WHIPPY - Mikaelar WHIPPY - Whistling fruit dove - Brayden WILIAME - J. WILLIAMS - Ron WILLIAMS - Women in Fiji - Pio WONG - James Roland WOOD - World Rugby Pacific Challenge - World War I aces from Fiji, list of - Ulamila Kurai WRAGG - Henry WRENFORDSLEY

X

Y
Akuila YABAKI - Konisi YABAKI - Yacata - Yadua Levu - Yadua Tabu - Daniel YAKOPO - Yalalevu - Alefoso YALAYALATABUA - Yanawai River - Yangonin - Yanuca - Yanuca Lailai - Yanuca Levu - Jerry YANUYANUTAWA - Yaqara River - Yaqona - Yasawa - Yasawa Island Airport - Yasawa Islands - Peceli YATO - Yat Sen School - Ratu Jekesoni Lewenilovo YAVALANAVANUA - Years in Fiji, list of - Alfred Karney YOUNG - Ted YOUNG

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O Musée des Blindés ("Museu de Blindados") ou Musée Général Estienne é um museu de tanques localizado no Vale do Loire, na França, na cidade de Saumur. É agora um dos maiores museus de tanques do mundo.

Inaugurado em 1977, sob a liderança do Coronel Michel Aubry, que convenceu tanto a hierarquia militar francesa quanto as autoridades políticas locais, nos antigos hangares do recinto de Beaufort, o museu mudou-se em 1996 para o n.º 1043 da estrada para Fontevraud, em instalações compradas à SEITA e remodeladas pelo Ministério da Defesa. Ocupa uma área de 22.000m² de forma a reunir as coleções então espalhadas, nomeadamente em Fontevraud, Bourges e Le Mans.

O museu recebe uma média de 45.000 visitantes por ano.

O museu foi renomeado "Musée des Blindés Général-Estienne" em homenagem ao general Jean-Baptiste Eugène Estienne, o criador da arma blindada francesa e chamado "Le Père des chars".

Conteúdo
Iniciada há 45 anos com apenas algumas centenas de veículos sobre lagarta, tornou-se uma coleção de classe mundial que atrai visitantes interessados na história do desenvolvimento de tanques multinacionais, bem como especialistas de blindados profissionais. Desde o início, o Coronel Aubry tornou uma política fundamental do museu restaurar à condição de funcionamento tantos veículos históricos ou tecnicamente significativos quanto possível.O museu tem a maior coleção de veículos blindados de combate do mundo e contém mais de 880 veículos, embora o Museu de Tanques de Bovington britânico tenha um número maior de tanques sobre lagartas. Por falta de espaço, menos de um quarto pode ser exibido, apesar da mudança para um prédio muito maior em 1993. Mais de 200 dos veículos estão totalmente funcionais, incluindo o único tanque alemão Tiger II sobrevivente ainda em pleno funcionamento. Ele costuma se apresentar na espetacular demonstração de blindados ao público, chamada Carrousel, que acontece no verão todos os anos. Saumur foi o tradicional centro de treinamento de cavalaria por mais de um século, mas agora mantém a atual Escola de Cavalaria de Saumur que é inteiramente dedicada ao treinamento de especialistas em blindados. O museu de blindados teve suas origens iniciais em uma coleção de estudos. Ainda é uma instituição estatal financiada pelo Exército, mas é administrada pela Association des Amis du Musée des Blindés, que publica uma revista anual substancial e incentiva a adesão do público. Há também um museu de cavalaria a cavalo tradicional separado na cidade de Saumur.

História

O Centro de Documentação de Veículos Blindados (CEDB) foi criado em 1965 e o primeiro museu foi inaugurado em 1977 em Clos Beaufort, com 200 veículos. Foi neste mesmo ano que foi criada a Associação dos Amigos do Museu Blindado (AAMB). O museu foi criado oficialmente por decreto de 29 de março de 1982. Em 1983, um convênio com o Ministério da Defesa confiou a gestão do museu à AAMB, que foi reconhecida como de utilidade pública em 1984. O museu mudou-se para suas instalações atuais em 1996, no número 1043 da estrada de Fontevraud, em Saumur.

O Museu Blindado e o Museu da Cavalaria, também sediado em Saumur, juntaram-se no seio da mesma associação reconhecida como de utilidade pública (association reconnue d'utilité publique, ARUP): a Associação dos Amigos do Museu Blindado e da Cavalaria (AAMBC). O atual presidente da associação é o Coronel (Ref.) Dubois. Segundo a placa na entrada do museu de Saumur:"No final da Segunda Guerra Mundial, o estabelecimento AMX em Satory reuniu muitos veículos alemães recuperados de vários locais de batalha. Estes foram renovados e restaurados para serem estudados pelo exército francês. Foi o Coronel Aubry, fundador do Museu, que juntou estes inúmeros materiais e outros das mais diversas formações para ajudar na formação dos alunos da EAABC (École d'Application de l'Arme Blindée et Cavalerie / Escola de Aplicação das Armas Blindadas e Cavalaria)."

Coleções

Mais de 800 veículos são apresentados ao público, incluindo 200 em funcionamento. Ao redor do museu, um parque de veículos blindados em estado de reparo aguarda sua restauração. No acervo encontram-se quase todos os veículos blindados usados pelo Exército Francês de 1917 até os dias atuais, do Schneider CA1 ao Leclerc. O material da Segunda Guerra Mundial está bem representado, com uma grande coleção de panzers alemães, incluindo um Tiger II de 70 toneladas em funcionamento, além de veículos de outros beligerantes - americanos, britânicos, italianos, etc.

Um salão é dedicado aos veículos blindados do extinto Pacto de Varsóvia, indo do T-34 ao T-72, enquanto outro apresenta tanques contemporâneos da OTAN dos anos 1970-1990, dos exércitos alemão (Leopard 1 e Leopard 2), americano (do M26 ao M60) e britânico (Centurion e Chieftain). Ainda na Guerra Fria, há um Cascavel brasileiro que foi capturado na Faixa de Auzu, na Líbia, e o Merkava israelense.

Um espaço de maquetes com mais de 600 dioramas apresenta veículos blindados em situações de batalha. O pintor das forças armadas, Florent Maussion, é o autor do afresco monumental (2015) da fachada da entrada.

Veículos expostos

Veículos blindados são apresentados em 11 salas temáticas. Esta seção fornece os destaques.

 Primeira Guerra Mundial
 São apresentados quatro veículos franceses, alguns ainda em condições de uso: Schneider CA1, Saint-Chamond, Renault FT e um caminhão Renault.
 Campanha Francesa de 1940
 São apresentados todos os principais veículos blindados em serviço no exército francês: Hotchkiss H39, Renault Char B1 bis, Somua S35, AMR 33 e Renault R35 entre outros.
 Segunda Guerra Mundial - Aliados
 EUA (M3 Lee, M4 Sherman, GMC DUKW "Duck"), britânicos (Matilda, Crusader, tanque Churchill Mk V), bem como veículos soviéticos (T-34, SU-100) são exibidos.
 Segunda Guerra Mundial - Alemanha
 28 veículos de combate blindados alemães bem preservados são mostrados, incluindo vários Marder I, Marder III, Panzer II, Panzer III, Panzer IV, Tiger I, Tiger II (em funcionamento), Jagdpanther e Panther.
 Sala de Curiosidades
 Esta sala inclui alguns veículos muito estranhos, como uma motocicleta Vespa 150 TAP carregando um canhão sem recuo de 75mm e alguns veículos reconstruídos para filmes históricos.
 Pacto de Varsóvia
 A BMP-1, T-54, T-62, BTR-70, BRDM-2 e T-72 são os destaques desta seção. Alguns deles são tanques iraquianos que foram capturados intactos durante a primeira Guerra do Golfo.
 OTAN
 Os tanques britânicos (Centurion, Chieftain, Conqueror), EUA (M26 Pershing, M47 Patton, M48 Patton, M60 Patton) e alemães (Leopard 1, Leopard 2) são apresentados.
 Pós-Segunda Guerra Mundial - França
 Existem alguns itens raros nesta seção, incluindo o AMX ELC bis, ARL 44, AMX 50, AMX 40, um AMX 30 com um míssil Pluton de ponta nuclear, além de modelos mais comuns como o AMX 13, AMX 10 P, AMX 10 RC, AMX 30 e Leclerc.

Todos os veículos militares franceses experimentais onde o desenvolvimento foi abandonado são mantidos aqui. As vastas salas de armazenamento são acessíveis apenas a convidados especiais. Há uma enorme biblioteca, arquivando os registros da história dos blindados franceses. O museu foi renomeado em homenagem ao General Jean Baptiste Eugène Estienne, o criador da arma blindada francesa, apelidado "Père des Chars".

Ver também

 Museus de tanques

 Museu de Tanques de Cavalaria - Índia
 Museu Alemão de Tanques - Alemanha
 Museu de Blindados de Kubinka - Rússia
 Museu Militar de Lešany - República Checa
 Museu do Exército Polonês - Grande coleção de veículos blindados soviéticos, ocidentais e poloneses.
 Museu de Tanques de Parola - Finlândia
 Museu de Tanques de Bovington - Reino Unido
 Yad La Shiryon - Israel
 Museu do Patrimônio Americano - Estados Unidos
 Museu Militar da Base de Borden - Canadá

Referências

Ligações externas

 Site oficial do museu
 galeria de imagens
 mapa do museu, com lista de veículos expostos
 site de amigos russos do museu (em russo)

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Muppavarapu Venkaiah Naidu (born 1 July 1949) is an Indian politician who served as the 13th vice president of India from 2017 to 2022. He is the first Indian vice president born in independent India. He has also served as the minister of Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation, Urban Development and Information and Broadcasting in the Modi Cabinet.

Naidu has also served as the national president of Bhartiya Janta Party from 2002 to 2004. Earlier, he was the Union Cabinet Minister for Rural Development in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government. He took the oath as the vice president of India and the chairman of the Rajya Sabha (ex-officio as the Vice President) on 11 August 2017.

Early life

Venkaiah Naidu was born on 1 July 1949 at Chavatapalem village (near Venkatachalam) in Nellore district of Andhra Pradesh, to Rangaiah Naidu and Ramanamma. He completed his schooling from Zilla Parshad High School, Bucchireddy Palem (Nellore), and pursued his bachelor's degree in politics and diplomatic studies from V. R. College, Nellore. Later, he acquired a bachelor's degree in law with specialisation in international law from Andhra University College of Law, Visakhapatnam. He was a swayamsevak in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and joined ABVP during his college days. He was elected as the president of the students' union of colleges affiliated to the Andhra University. He came into the spotlight for his prominent role in the Jai Andhra Movement of 1972. While Kakani Venkata Ratnam led the movement from Vijayawada, Naidu took active part in the agitation in Nellore, until it was called off a year later.

In 1974, he became the convener of the corruption Jayaprakash Narayan Chhatra Sangharsh Samiti of Andhra Pradesh. He took to the streets in protest against the Emergency and was imprisoned. From 1977 to 1980, he was president of its youth wing.

Political career
Both as a student leader and political figure, Naidu gained prominence as an orator, who championed the cause of the farmers and the development of backward areas. His oratory skills and political activism propelled his political career and he was elected as an MLA to the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly twice from Udaygiri constituency in Nellore district in 1978 and 1983. He rose to become one of the most popular leaders of the BJP in Andhra Pradesh.

After serving in various organisational posts of the BJP at the state and national level, he was elected as a member of the Rajya Sabha from Karnataka in 1998. He was re-elected twice, in 2004 and 2010, from Karnataka. He served as the party spokesperson from 1996 to 2000, bringing to the job his panache for quirky alliterations and similes. Unlike most politicians from southern India, Naidu made an effort to master Hindi, going on to address public rallies in northern India.

After the NDA victory in the 1999 general elections, he became the Union Cabinet Minister for Rural Development in the government headed by Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. He was known for aggressively pushing for reforms in rural development and for the many schemes introduced during this period such as the 'Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana'.

President of BJP (2002–04)
Naidu succeeded Jana Krishnamurthi as the National President of the Bharatiya Janata Party in 2003. On 28 January 2004, he was elected unopposed for a full three-year term. After the defeat of the BJP-led NDA in the 2004 general elections, he resigned from his post on 18 October 2004 and was succeeded by L. K. Advani. However, he remained at the forefront of the BJP as one of its senior vice-presidents and an important campaigner. Naidu raised Special Status to Andhra Pradesh issue in Rajya Sabha (as opposition member in February 2014) and demanded special category state status to AP. The Prime Minister agreed to it, though it was not included in the AP Reorganization Act.

Minister of Urban Affairs
Following the victory of the BJP in the 2014 general elections, he was sworn in as the Minister for Urban Development and Parliamentary Affairs on 26 May 2014.

Naidu is also involved with the Swarna Bharat Trust, a social service organization founded by him in Nellore. The trust runs a school for poor, orphaned and special-needs children and imparts self-employment training programs, especially for women and youth.

He was nominated by the BJP on 29 May 2016 for the Rajya Sabha from Rajasthan and was elected.

Vice Presidency (2017– 2022)

On 5 July 2016, he concurrently served as Minister of Information and Broadcasting. A year later, he resigned from both offices to contest the 2017 vice presidential election. He won the election to become India's 13th Vice President. He obtained 516 votes against UPA candidate Gopalkrishna Gandhi, who received 244 votes. As his tenure ended, Naidu decided to move back to Hyderabad with his family and declared that he will resume his career in the service of the nation. He was succeeded by Jagdeep Dhankhar on 11 August 2022.

Positions held
 1973–74: President, Students' Union, Andhra University
 1974: Convener, Lok Nayak Jai Prakash Narayan Yuvajana Chatra Sangharsha Samithi, Andhra Pradesh
 1977–80: President, Youth Wings of Janata Party, Andhra Pradesh
 1978–85: Member, Legislative Assembly, Andhra Pradesh (2 terms)
 1980–85: Leader, B.J.P Legislative Party in Andhra Pradesh
 1985–88: General Secretary, Andhra Pradesh State BJP
 1988–93: President, Andhra Pradesh State BJP
 1993 – September 2000: National General Secretary, Bharatiya Janata Party
 Secretary, BJP Parliamentary Board
 Secretary, BJP Central Election Committee
 Spokesperson of the BJP
 Since 1998: Member, Rajya Sabha from Karnataka (3 terms)
 30 September 2000 – 1 July 2002: Minister of Rural Development
 1 July 2002 – 5 October 2004: National President, Bharatiya Janata Party
 April 2005 - 10 August 2017: National Vice-president, Bharatiya Janata Party.
 2014–2017: Minister of Urban Development, Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation and Parliamentary Affairs
 2016–2017: Minister of Information and Broadcasting
 2017–2022: Vice President of India

Awards and honours

State honours
: Commander of the Order of the Green Crescent of the Comoros (3 August 2019)

Honorary degrees
University for Peace: Honorary Doctorate (Honoris causa) (8 March 2019)

References

External links

 Detailed Profile: Shri M. Venkaiah Naidu

Venkaiah Naidu's Indian Express Column

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1949 births
Bharatiya Janata Party politicians from Andhra Pradesh
Indian Hindus
Members of the Cabinet of India
Janata Party politicians
Living people
Narendra Modi ministry
People from Nellore
Ministers for Information and Broadcasting of India
Presidents of Bharatiya Janata Party
Rajya Sabha members from Karnataka
Rajya Sabha members from Rajasthan
Telugu people
Vice presidents of India

Venkaiah Naidu


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Tilvísanir

Bláklukkur

Hálsaklukka


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 Hacıhasanlı, Elbistan, Kahramanmaraş ili Elbistan ilçesine bağlı mahalle
 Hacıhasanlı, Çiçekdağı, Kırşehir ili Çiçekdağı ilçesine bağlı köy

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Montenegro Airlines a.d. () was the flag carrier of Montenegro, headquartered in Podgorica. It operated scheduled and charter services throughout Europe from its hub at Podgorica Airport with a second base maintained at Tivat Airport. The airline was liquidated from 26 December 2020 due to accumulating heavy losses during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In February 2021, the government of Montenegro launched a new flag carrier, Air Montenegro.

History

Early years
The airline was founded on 24 October 1994, by the government of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The first aircraft, a Fokker 28 Mk4000 (nicknamed "Lovćen"), was purchased almost two years later in 1996. The first commercial flight took place on 7 May 1997, at exactly 10:30 between Podgorica and Bari, Italy.

In April 2000, Montenegro Airlines became a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA). In June 2000, the first of five Fokker 100 aircraft was delivered to Podgorica Airport. The airline joined Amadeus CRS on 5 March 2003. In 2004, Montenegro Airlines' pilots were the first in the region to be granted the IIIA certificate. On 2 July of the same year, the airline carried its millionth passenger.

After the Montenegrin independence referendum, Serbia became an international market for Montenegrin companies. Montenegro Airlines had to cease international flights from Serbia to countries other than Montenegro, thus losing the profitable Niš - Zurich line, due to lack of Seventh Freedom policy. In an effort to circumvent this, Montenegro Airlines registered a separate airline in Serbia called Master Airways, but it was denied an operating license allegedly due to Serbian Government protectionist policies.
On 23 July 2007, Montenegro Airlines ordered 2 Embraer 195 in order to grow its fleet and destination network. The aircraft being leased from GECAS for a period of 8 years. The first of the two Embraer E-195s arrived at Podgorica Airport on 5 June 2008. The delivery of the first Embraer was followed by introduction of regular flights to London-Gatwick and Milan-Malpensa International Airport.

On 17 April 2009, El Al and Montenegro Airlines issued a joint statement reiterating El Al's keen interest in buying 30% of the stock, but the plan failed. The airline remains a government-owned company and enjoys financial and protectionist support from the government.

Development since 2010
After the arrival of the airline's first pair of Embraer E-195s, Montenegro Airlines requested Embraer to change the remaining backlog order to the E-175. However, the third E-195 was delivered anyway, and thus the fourth remaining order was to be an E-175. On 6 July 2012, local media cited that Montenegro Airlines has yet again changed the fourth order, this time requesting an E-190LR model. The aircraft was delivered in May 2014. In November 2014, Montenegro Airlines put both its Fokker 100s up for sale. However, by June 2015 no buyer has been found and the aircraft are likely to be scrapped.

Liquidation and the new company
In August 2016, it was reported that accounts belonging to Montenegro Airlines had been frozen after the airline failed to comply with a court ruling regarding the payment of debts to the operator of the country's airports. Montenegro Airlines owed the company more than US$15 million.

In December 2020, the Government of Montenegro announced the shutdown and liquidation of the company in the forthcoming weeks stating mismanagement and accumulating losses for several years. Shortly after, it has been announced that the airline will suspend all flights from 26 December 2020 marking the end of its operations.

On 29 December 2020, it was announced by Minister Mladen Bojanić that the Montenegro Airlines would be reorganized and replaced with a new company the To Montenegro (2 Montenegro), as the new Montenegrin flag carrier airline.

In late 2020 it was uncovered that a number of individuals close to the ruling DPS party, such as controversial religious leader Miraš Dedeić, were given free tickets or significant discount for the flights of the Montenegro Airlines.

In April 2021, it was reported the Montenegrin government made  Air Montenegro the official name for the ToMontenegro project and that the airline would start up using two of Montenegro Airlines' former Embraer-195 aircraft.

In June 2021, Montenegro Airlines' former directors, pilots, flight crew and other employees reported to the Bankruptcy Administration claims of US$205 million for salaries, taxes, contributions, per diems and fees.

Corporate affairs

Business trends
The available business and operating results of Montenegro Airlines are (as at year ending 31 December):

Destinations
At the time of closure, Montenegro Airlines served 18 destinations in Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Austria, Slovenia, Serbia, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Codeshare agreements
Montenegro Airlines maintained codeshare agreements with the following airlines:
Air Serbia
Etihad Airways
S7 Airlines

Fleet

Final fleet
At the time of closure, Montenegro Airlines fleet consisted of the following aircraft:

Historical fleet
The airline previously operated the following aircraft:

Incidents and accidents
On 25 January 2005 at about 11 p.m., a Montenegro Airlines Fokker 100 (YU-AOM) ran off the side of the runway during a night landing in snowy conditions at Podgorica. The nosegear collapsed and the airplane skidded for about 700 meters before coming to rest. Two passengers, the pilot, and the co-pilot sustained minor injuries.
On 7 January 2008, at about 9:30 pm, a Montenegro Airlines Fokker 100 (4O-AOK) was shot at while landing at Podgorica Airport. A routine inspection of the aircraft led to the discovery of a bullet hole in the aircraft's tail. The aircraft was carrying 20 passengers, but no one was injured. The reason for the incident is unknown; however, reports indicate that it may have been an inadvertent result of guns being fired during celebrations for Orthodox Christmas.

References

External links

Official website

Defunct airlines of Montenegro
Airlines established in 1994
Airlines disestablished in 2020
European Regions Airline Association
1994 establishments in Yugoslavia
2020 disestablishments in Montenegro
Montenegrin brands
Companies based in Podgorica

Montenegro Airlines


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}}Survivor Hrvatska je hrvatski reality show baziran na međunarodnom formatu Survivor. Slijedeći premisu drugih verzija formata, u emisiji se pojavljuje skupina natjecatelja, koji su napušteni na izoliranom mjestu. Moraju sami sebi osigurati hranu, vodu, vatru i sklonište. Natjecatelji se natječu u raznim izazovima za nagrade i imunitet od eliminacije. Natjecatelji se progresivno eliminiraju iz igre jer ih drugi natjecatelji izbacuju s otoka.

Serija je prvi put prikazana na HRT-u 2 2005. godine s naslovom Survivor: Odisejev otok. Iste godine je reality otkazan. Godine 2012. četvrta sezona showa Survivor Srbija emitirana je na hrvatskom kanalu RTL Televizije i druga je hrvatska sezona showa. Treća sezona, panregionalna, prikazivala se od 14. ožujka do 5. lipnja 2022. na Novoj TV u Hrvatskoj.

Format
Formati prve dvije sezone se međusobno razlikuju. Format prve sezone sličan je ranim sezonama američke verzije, dok je druga sezona slična originalnoj seriji Robinson''.

Osnovna premisa obje verzije je da su natjecatelji podijeljeni u dva plemena i ostavljeni na otoku više od mjesec dana gdje moraju jedni drugima osigurati hranu, vodu, vatru i sklonište. Svakih nekoliko dana plemena se trebaju natjecati u izazovu ili za nagradu (obično hranu, piće, udobnost ili predmete koji pomažu u životu u kampu) ili za imunitet. Pleme koje osvoji imunitet sigurno je od eliminacije i ne mora posjetiti Plemensko vijeće, ceremoniju na kojoj se igrač izbacuje iz plemena.

Otprilike na polovici natjecanja, plemena se spajaju, a izazovi postaju individualni. Obično samo jedna osoba ima pravo na imunitet ili nagradu, iako postoji povremeni timski izazov za nagradu. Tijekom ove faze igre, eliminirani natjecatelji pridružuju se žiriju. Kada dođe vrijeme za Završno plemensko vijeće (što se događa sa samo 2 ili čak 4 natjecatelja), natjecatelji se međusobno ne izjašnjavaju. Umjesto toga, žiri sluša igrače koji se izjašnjavaju, postavljaju pitanja i na temelju informacija koje su dobili, daju svoj glas za pobjednika. Igrač s najviše glasova osvaja igru i novčanu nagradu. U prvoj sezoni, iako je postojao sustav žirija, javnost je umjesto toga glasala za pobjednika. Porotnici su također dobili pravo suzdržanosti od glasovanja.

U igri je bilo i nekoliko obrata. Na početku prve sezone postojao je izazov u kojem je igrač iz oba plemena automatski eliminiran ako izgubi. Ovo je najvjerojatnije inspirirano sličnim obratom iz Survivora: Palau, sezona koja je nedavno završila emitiranje kada je počeo Odisejev otok. U drugoj sezoni u igri je bio "Otok prognanih". Inspiriran otokom Redemption iz prethodnih verzija serije, Otok prognanih je zaseban otok na koji se šalje natjecatelj nakon što je izglasan. Moraju sebi osigurati sklonište, hranu, vatru i vodu dok čekaju da drugi igrač bude izglasan. Kada su dva igrača, oni sudjeluju u dvoboju gdje se poraženi šalje pred žiri (osim ako ne prekrše pravila, u kojem slučaju bivaju trajno izbačeni). Ciklus se ponavlja do spajanja, gdje se pobjednik službeno ponovno uključuje u igru i otok više nije u igri. Posljednjeg dana, posljednjih 6 igrača natjecalo se u izazovu gdje su dva poražena poslana pred žiri, a finalnih 4 igrača prešlo je na Završno plemensko vijeće.

Sezone

Napomene

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

Reality show
Televizijske emisije

Survivor Hrvatska


Eva Henning (født Eva Wetlesen den 10. maj 1920 i Newark, død 18. april 2016 i Oslo) var en svensk-norsk skuespillerinde.

Udvalgt filmografi
 Kärlekens decimaler (1960)
 Gabrielle (1954)
 Glasberget (1953)
 Ildfuglen (1952)
 Pigen og hyacinten (1950)
 Den hvide kat (1950)
 Flickan från tredje raden (1949)
 Banketten (1948)
 Ægtepar på vulkaner (1947)
 Scenens børn (1945)
 Vandring med månen (1945)
 Elvira Madigan (1943)
 Det er min Musik (1942)
 Snaphaner eller Gøngerne (1941)

Eksterne henvisninger

Skuespillere fra Sverige

Eva Henning


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Mabibilngan ini ha Ecuador. Waray hini subspecies nga nakalista.

Mga kasarigan

Cyclopogon

Cyclopogon gracilis


Der Silberne Bär für eine herausragende künstlerische Leistung ehrt bei den jährlich veranstalteten Filmfestspielen von Berlin Filmschaffende aus den Kategorien Kamera, Schnitt, Musik, Kostüm- oder Szenenbild, die an einem Wettbewerbsfilm (Langfilm) mitgewirkt haben.

Die Auszeichnung wurde erstmals bei der 58. Auflage des Festivals im Jahr 2008 verliehen und ersetzte die bis dahin vergebenen Silbernen Bären in den Kategorien Filmmusik (2002–2007) und "Besondere künstlerische Leistung" (1956–2007) bzw. "Herausragende Einzelleistung" (1956–2005). In der Vergangenheit waren in den beiden letztgenannten Kategorien auch Regie- oder Darstellerleistungen prämiert worden, obwohl dafür eigene Silberne-Bären-Kategorien (Beste Regie, Beste Darstellerin, Bester Darsteller) existierten. Zwischenzeitlich wurden auch Silberne Bären als Sonderpreise für einzelne künstlerische Leistungen ausgelobt.

Über die Vergabe des Preises stimmt die Wettbewerbsjury ab, die sich meist aus internationalen Filmschaffenden zusammensetzt.

Preisträger

Herausragende künstlerische Leistung (seit 2008)
Am häufigsten mit dem Silbernen Bären für eine herausragende künstlerische Leistung ausgezeichnet wurden bisher Kameraleute (acht Siege). Als erster Filmschaffender aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum war 2012 der deutsche Kameramann Lutz Reitemeier (Bai lu yuan) erfolgreich.

Besondere künstlerische Leistung (1956–2007)
Der Silberne Bär für eine besondere künstlerische Leistung wurde bei den Filmfestspielen 1956 als "2. Ehrenpreis" neben den regulär vergebenen Auszeichnungen für Regie und Darsteller eingeführt. Ausgezeichnet wurden u. a. Regisseure und Schauspieler.

Herausragende Einzelleistung (1956–2005)
Der Silberne Bär für eine herausragende Einzelleistung wurde bei den Filmfestspielen 1956 als "1. Ehrenpreis" neben den regulär vergebenen Auszeichnungen für Regie und Darsteller eingeführt. Ausgezeichnet wurden u. a. Kameraleute, Regisseure, Drehbuchautoren, Schauspieler, Szenenbildner und Filmeditoren.

Weblinks
 Jahresarchive bei berlinale.de
 Filmfestspiele Berlin in der Internet Movie Database (englisch)

Einzelnachweise

Herausragende kunstlerische Leistung
Erstverleihung 2008

Silberner Bär/Herausragende künstlerische Leistung


1. ŽNL Dubrovačko-neretvanska u sezoni 2014./15. predstavlja ligu četvrtog ranga hrvatskog nogometnog prvenstva.

Sudionici ovog natjecanja su nogometni klubovi na području najjužnije hrvatske županije, Dubrovačko-neretvanske. U ligi je sudjelovalo dvanaest klubova, a održava se u periodu jesenske i proljetne polusezone dvokružnim sistemom. Svi klubovi međusobno igraju jedni protiv drugih jednom kao gosti i jednom kao domaćini. Pobjednik ove lige kao i ostalih 4 dalmatinskih županijskih liga ide u doigravanje za 3. HNL – Jug.

Prvak ovog natjecanja bio je HNK Slaven Gruda. U kvalifikacijama za viši rang natjecanja 3. HNL – Jug bio je bolji predstavnik Splitsko-dalmatinske županije NK OSK Otok, prvak i finalist kupa Splitsko-dalmatinske županije za tu sezonu.

U niži rang natjecanja je ispao NK Žrnovo.

Sudionici

 Croatia, Gabrili, Konavle
 Dubrovnik 1919, Dubrovnik
 Grk, Potomje, Orebić
 Gusar, Komin, Ploče
 Hajduk 1932, Vela Luka
 Konavljanin, Čilipi, Konavle
 Maestral, Krvavac, Kula Norinska
 Metković, Metković
 Orebić, Orebić
 Slaven, Gruda, Konavle
 Žrnovo, Žrnovo, Korčula
 Župa Dubrovačka, Čibača, Župa dubrovačka

Ljestvica

 Izvori:
 zns-dn.com, ljestvica
 zns-dn.com, rezultati
 rsssf.com

Doigravanje za 3. HNL – Jug
U doigravanju sudjeluju četiri prvaka županijskih liga na prostoru Dalmacije. Igraju se dvije utakmice, a parovi se dobivaju izvlačenjem. Pobjednici doigravanje plasiraju se u viši rang natjecanja.

Prvaci županijskih liga u sezoni 2014./2015.:

 1. ŽNL Dubrovačko-neretvanska – Slaven Gruda
 1. ŽNL Splitsko-dalmatinska – OSK Otok
 1. ŽNL Šibensko-kninska – Vodice
 1. ŽNL Zadarska – Primorac Biograd na Moru

Prve utakmice odigrane su 10. lipnja 2017. u 17:30; uzvrati odigrani 13. lipnja 2017. u 17:30

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Primorac Biograd na Moru i OSK Otok ostvarili plasman u 3. HNL – Jug za 2015./16.

Rezultati

Povezani članci
 3. HNL – Jug 2014./2015.
 1. ŽNL Splitsko-dalmatinska 2014./15.
 1. ŽNL Zadarska 2014./2015.
 ŽNL Šibensko-kninska 2014./15.
 2.ŽNL Dubrovačko-neretvanska 2014./2015.

Izvori

Vanjske poveznice

 Facebook stranica ŽNS Dubrovačko-neretvanski
 Službena web stranica ŽNS Dubrovačko-neretvanski

2014-15
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1. ŽNL Dubrovačko-neretvanska 2014./15.


Avril-sur-Loire ist eine französische Gemeinde mit  Einwohnern (Stand ) im Département Nièvre in der Region Bourgogne-Franche-Comté. Sie gehört zum Arrondissement Nevers und zum Kantons Saint-Pierre-le-Moûtier.

Geographie
Die Gemeinde liegt im Loiretal, etwa acht Kilometer westlich von Decize. Nachbargemeinden von Avril-sur-Loire sind:
 Sougy-sur-Loire im Norden,
 Decize im Osten,
 Saint-Germain-Chassenay im Süden,
 Neuville-lès-Decize im Südwesten und
 Fleury-sur-Loire im Westen.
Der Ort liegt am linken Ufer der Loire, zwischen dem Fluss und dem Canal latéral à la Loire (dt.: Loire-Seitenkanal), der hier rund einen Kilometer südlich parallel zum Fluss verläuft. Während das westliche Gemeindegebiet durch seinen Anteil am Bois de Neuville stark bewaldet ist, dominieren im östlichen Teil die Flüsse Acolin, Abron und Dornette, die allesamt der Loire zustreben.

Bevölkerungsentwicklung

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Romanische Kirche Saint-Pierre aus dem 11. Jahrhundert
 Romanische Kapelle aus dem 12. Jahrhundert in der ehemaligen Kommende des Templerordens Loges-Feuilloux, an der Grenze zur Nachbargemeinde Neuville-lès-Decize

Schiffsverkehr
Der Loire-Seitenkanal ist heute zwar für die Frachtschifffahrt ohne Bedeutung, der Tourismus auf dem Wasser mit Sport- und Hausbooten ist jedoch im Steigen begriffen und ermöglicht den Ufergemeinden zusätzliche Einnahmen. Es wurde daher ein Anlegeplatz für Boote (frz.: Halte nautique) am Kanal nahe dem Ortszentrum errichtet.

Literatur
 Le Patrimoine des Communes de la Nièvre. Band 1, Flohic Editions, Charenton-le-Pont 1999, ISBN 2-84234-054-X, S. 355–356.

Weblinks

 Website über die Gemeinde

Ort in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
Ort an der Loire

Avril-sur-Loire


Oberti je prezime. Nekih od značajnih ljudi s ovim prezimenom:

 Daniel Oberti (1945 - 2009), Američki umjetnik, kipar, učitelj, predavatelj i mentor
 Giuliano Oberti (1901 - ?), Talijanski mornar
 Massimo Oberti (1901 - ?, Talijanski mornar
 Paolo Oberti (umro 1567), Rimokatolički prelat

Prezimena

Oberti


La Colonie () est un film germano-suisse de science-fiction écrit et réalisé par Tim Fehlbaum, sorti en 2021.

Synopsis

Fiche technique

Distribution
 Nora Arnezeder : Blake
 Iain Glen : Gibson
 Sarah-Sofie Boussnina : Narvik
 Joel Basman : Paling
 Sebastian Roché : le père de Blake
  : Maila
 Sope Dirisu : Tucker
  : Blake jeune

Sortie
Le 11 février 2021, la Berlinale a annoncé que le film aurait son avant-première mondiale à l'occasion de la 71e édition dans la section Berlinale Special.

Le film est sorti en vidéo à la demande le 8 septembre 2021.

Accueil

Accueil critique
Sur l'agrégateur américain Rotten Tomatoes, le film récolte 50 % d'avis favorables pour 26 critiques. Sur Metacritic, le film a une note de 52 sur 100, pour 6 critiques.

En France, sur Allociné, les spectateurs lui donnent la note de 2/5.

Distinctions
Festival international du film fantastique de Neuchâtel 2021 :
 Prix RTS du public
 Prix Imaging the Future du meilleur Production Design

Bayerischer Filmpreis (2020) :
 Meilleure réalisation
 Meilleure photographie

 Deutscher Filmpreis 2021:
 Meilleure musique
 Meilleurs décors
 Meilleur maquillage
 Meilleurs effets visuels

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Tides - Trailer

Film suisse sorti en 2021
Film allemand sorti en 2021
Thriller (film) allemand
Thriller (film) suisse
Film de science-fiction allemand
Film de science-fiction suisse
Film en anglais
Film allemand tourné en anglais

La Colonie (film)


Voici une liste des sentiers de grande randonnée d'Espagne :
 GR 6 : Parcours de Barcelone à Montserrat.
 GR 7 : Parcours d'Andorre à Gibraltar.
 GR 11 : Traversée de la chaîne des Pyrénées reliant le golfe de Gascogne (cabo Higuer) à la mer Méditerranée (cap de Creus)
 GR 14 : Longe le Douro de sa source à Duruelo de la Sierra à la frontière hispano-portugaise à Vega Terrón.
 GR 92 : Traversée Nord-Sud de la Catalogne de Portbou à Ulldecona
 GR 131 : Traversée de l'île de La Palma
 GR 142 : Sentiers de l'Alpujarra, dans les provinces de l'Almería et de Grenade
 GR 160 : Le chemin du Cid.
 GR 210 : Camí vora Ter, en Catalogne. De la Méditerranée aux Pyrénées, le long de la vallée de la Ter
 GR 222, à Majorque, d'Artà au Monastère de Lluc
 GR 221 ou Route de la pierre sèche (Ruta de pedra en sec), à Majorque, traverse la Sierra de Tramuntana, de Port d'Andratx à Pollensa
 GR 236 : Route des Monastères de Valence, dans la Communauté valencienne

Sentier grande randonnee

Liste des sentiers de grande randonnée d'Espagne


Le cheikh almohade est un titre, puis une fonction officielle instituée par Abd al-Mumin après la conquête de Marrakech en 1147. L'honneur de porter ce titre était réservé aux membres du Conseil des Dix et des Cinquante, dans les premiers temps du mouvement almohade. Lors de l'édification de l'Empire, notamment d'un point de vue territorial, le cheikh almohade devient une fonction de premier importance dans l'Empire d'Abd al-Mumin. Aux premières tribus fondatrices de l'Empire, le calife ajoute parmi les cheikh des membres de sa propre tribu : les (Kumya d'Oranie) et mais également d'autres tribus de l'Empire. Les personnes portant ce titre exerçaient les plus hautes charges, notamment dans la direction militaire ou le gouvernorat des régions conquises. L'Empire almohade voit alors une titulature originale se développer les cheikh, les sayyid, les talabas et les hafiz. Le conseil des cheikh almohade semble supplanter les deux instances de direction mise en place par Ibn Toumert, aux premiers temps du mouvement à savoir le Conseil des Dix et Cinquante.

La majorité des cheikh almohades provenaient de la tribu des Hintata et des Ahl Tinmel, sur lesquels Abd al-Mumin avait pris l'habitude de s'appuyer. En effet, les membres les plus nombreux et influents étaient les descendants du Conseil des Dix et Cinquante. Parmi les cheikh apparaissent ensuite des personnes n'appartenant pas aux tribus fondatrice du mouvement almohade : les Koumia, ainsi que des tribus arabes. Néanmoins, malgré cette incorporation, les chefs masmoudas parmi les cheikhs almohades sont restés les chefs politiques et commandants militaires les plus importants de l'empire pour un siècle ou plus.

Le cheikh devient une fonction officielle après la prise de Marrakesh. Leur première fonction est alors consultative. Ils sont ensuite envoyé dans les provinces de l'Empire, comme conseillers des fils d'Abd al-Mumin, les sayyid, qui occupent les fonctions de gouverneurs (wali).

Les cheikh almohades constitueront un grave problème au pouvoir almohade, créant un véritable pouvoir parallèle à celui des califes. En effet, avec le déclin du pouvoir des califes almohades, les cheikh almohades se transformeront en une sorte de clan ou de caste à la tutelle insupportable pour les califes, notamment sous Abu al-Ala Idris al-Mamun.

Références

Almohades
Histoire du Maroc

Cheikh almohade