Borja
Borja is a mountain in central Bosnia, between Teslić town and Maslovare village. It spreads in the southeast – northwest, and from Uzlomac is divided on saddle Solila, through which passes main road M-4
People born in Borja (First 47 people) - Page 0
Aldo Adorno
Paraguayan footballer
Juan José Nogués
Spanish footballer
Carlos Sánchez del Río y Sierra
Physicist
Juan Domingo de Borja
Pope Callixtus III's father
Natividad Zaro
Actor
Luis Zueco
Spanish author
Honorato de Castro Bonel
Vicente Casanova y Marzol
Copi Corellano
Carlos Sánchez del Río y Sierra (Carlos Sánchez del Río)
Spanish physicist
Ernő Raffay
Hungarian historian
Juan Carlos Montenegro Sedamano
Soccer player
César Augusto Combina Salvatierra
Anthropologist
Gregório Fortunato
Maria Teresa Fontela Goulart
João Goulart's wife
Alzira Vargas
Brazilian author ‧ Getúlio Vargas' daughter
Ivo Diogo
Brazilian football player
Carlos Benevenuto Froner
Brazilian association football manager
Darci Vargas
Getúlio Vargas' wife
Fabiano Heves da Silva
Brazilian football player
Darlan Pereira Mendes
Brazilian football player
Éder Gaúcho
Brazilian footballer
Cassiá
Brazilian football player
Zé Alcino
Brazilian footballer
Getúlio Vargas
Former President of Brazil
João Goulart
Former President of Brazil
Tarso Genro
Former Minister of Justice of Brazil
Daniela Escobar
Brazilian actress
Ângela Dip
Actress
Telmo de Lima Freitas
Brazilian singer
Mario Barbará
Brazilian singer
Samuel Rosa Gonçalves
Brazilian footballer
Lutero Vargas
Former Ambassador of Brazil to Honduras ‧ Getúlio Vargas' son
Leandro Guerreiro
Brazilian footballer
Ibsen Pinheiro
Brazilian journalist
Manuel Vargas
Brazilian Politician
Neuza Goulart
Neusinha Brizola's mother
Rodrigo Deltoro Musician
Musician
Ricardo Ehle
Brazilian footballer
Venceslau Escobar
Darlan Mendes
Brazilian football player
Maria Thereza Goulart
Former First Lady of Brazil
Nadine Dubal
Nelson Marchezan Júnior's ex-wife
Ivete Vargas
Former Member of the Chamber of Deputies of Brazil
Afro, Getúlio, Barrabaz, Spartacus and John Brown
Former President of Brazil
Vargas Neto
Brazilian poet