Klusak

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Klusak is either a Czech surname Klusák,[1] feminine: Klusáková[2] or a Polish surname Kłusak, archaic feminine forms: Kłusakowa (after husband), Kłusakówna (after father).[3]. Both derived as nickname from the term "trot", i.e., "Trotter". The Czech feminine form is Klusáková. Notable people with the surname include:

  • Jan Klusák, Czech composer
  • Michał Kłusak, Polish alpine skier
  • Milan Klusák ((1923–1992)), Czechoslovak diplomat, university lecturer and Minister of Culture of the Czech Socialist Republic
  • Pavel Klusák (born 1969), Czech music critic and author
  • Vít Klusák (born 1980), Czech film director
  • Vladimír Klusák Czech ethnographer , musicologist , and composer
  • Zoe Klusáková-Svobodová, Czech economist, academic, writer and translator

See also

  • All pages with titles containing Klusak
  • All pages with titles containing Klusakova
  • All pages with titles containing Klusakowa
  • All pages with titles containing Klusakowna
  • Klus
  • Klusáček
  • Klosak

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