Bara
Bara is a colloquialism used to refer to a genre of Japanese comic art and media known within Japan as gay manga or gei komi. The genre focuses on male same-sex love, as created primarily by gay men for a gay male audience.
People born in Bara (First 49 people) - Page 5
Benon Miśkiewicz
Historian
Yevgeny Shapovalov
Israeli opera singer
Valeriya Novodvorskaya
Ihar Losik
Belarusian blogger
Dmitry Kaplunov
Belarusian football player
Andrey Kan
Belarusian gymnast
Jenia Taversky
Israeli Politician
Sergey Gritsevets
Fighter pilot
David Moiseevich Golʹdfarb
Geneticist
Uladzislaŭ Halubok
Critic
Iván Balassa
Ethnographer
Goran Bjelogrlić
Serbian film producer
Dragan Veselinov
Politician
Oleksiy Demyanyuk
High jumper
Pietro Greco
Italian journalist
Juan José Nieto Gil
Former President of the Granadine Confederation
Juan, Jose Nieto
Former President of the Granadine Confederation
Wanda KrahelskaFilipowicz
Political figure
Abraham Foxman
American lawyer
Lidia Korsakówna
Polish theater actress
Yaakov Banai
Maja Berezowska
Polish painter
Mieczysław Mąkosza
Polish chemist
Dmitry Gomza
Football player
Michal Issajewicz
Andrey Tsevan
Belarusian former footballer
Andrei Kutsila
Film director
Karyna Demidik
Belarusian olympic athlete
Igor Bobko
Belarusian footballer
Yekaterina Mochalova
Music educator
Aliaksandr Yasinski
Soviet musician
Syarhey Kazeka
Belarusian footballer
Wanda Krahelska-Filipowicz
Political figure
Władysław Sawrycki
Natallia Sazanovich
Olympic athlete
Aleksander Kupcewicz
Polish footballer
Uladzimir Akulaw
Painter
Panchenko Vladislav Yakovlevich
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Russian Foundation for Basic Research
Pavel Chelyadko
Belarusian football player
Valeriy Senko
Belarusian footballer
Jerzy Kopa
Polish football player
Andrzej Różycki
Photographer
Andrei Churyla
Belarusian olympic athlete
Alina Kabata-Pendias
Polish chemist
Yisrael Mendel Kaplan
Rabbi
Vladimir Soltan
Belarusian composer
Gunesh
Belarusian singer