Kotek

"Ah, and I am called Kotek, which means little cat," Magda said,

Briar Rose Yolen, Jane 1991

He's the heir to the Kotek fortune, his grandpa invented it (no don't there) ... and he's won the lottery three times.

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He's the heir to the Kotek fortune, his grandpa invented it (no don't there) ... and he's won the lottery three times.

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Egiptu juz mi sie odechcialo po zoltaczce Kuby: o Kotek - wybierzmy cos innego ..

- pozytywnie 2008

Kotek? przeciez moja zmiana jest spowodowana wlasnie Twoja zmiana.niewazne. postaramy sie. bedzie ok, prawda? prawda, ze bedzie? wczoraj wiecorem juz bylo dobrze. i moglabym oddac teraz najlepszy obiad mojej Mamy, zeby raz jeszcze uslysezc Jego wczorajsze slowa z usmiechem na twarzy "juz jest dobrze? to bedzie jeszcze lepiej".

- pozytywnie 2007

Kotek and Rigoulot humbly admit that their book is merely the beginning of a response to her proposal.

A History of Horror Applebaum, Anne 2001

Rigoulot and Kotek conclude that when we speak of concentration camps, we generally mean camps for people who have been imprisoned not for what they have done but for who they are.

A History of Horror Applebaum, Anne 2001

In their introduction to Le Siècle des camps, Rigoulot and Joël Kotek, his coauthor, announce that they intend to avoid the essentially sterile argument over "who was worse, Hitler or Stalin" (along with the arguments over "who was worse, Stalin or Mao, China or Cambodia, authoritarian Latin America or totalitarian Europe").

A History of Horror Applebaum, Anne 2001

Along with arguing that the legacy of imperialism has been overlooked as an influence in the prehistory of twentieth-century totalitarianism, Kotek and Rigoulot also emphasize the brutalizing influence of twentieth-century warfare, particularly as practiced during World War I in Europe, and, by extension, during World War II in China.

A History of Horror Applebaum, Anne 2001

Rigoulot and Kotek grapple with these differences in part through an exploration of what was unique about daily life within each one of the camp complexes, using what secondary sources are available.

A History of Horror Applebaum, Anne 2001