Adopted name of Theodosia Goodman (1890-1955)
US silent-film actress. She became known as the “the vamp”, and the first movie sex symbol, after appearing in A Fool There Was 1915, based on a poem by Rudyard Kipling, ��The Vampire’.
She was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. As the most popular star of the Fox studios, Bara made more than 40 films during her relatively brief film career that extended from 1915 to 1920. After unsuccessfully attempting a career on the Broadway stage, she retired from show business and lived the rest of her life in relative obscurity.

Množina: baras

The pressure of a system or device measured from absolute zero.

In the New Testament, a condemned robber released by Pilate at Passover instead of Jesus to appease a mob.

Množina: Baraboos

City in Wisconsin (USA); zip code 53913.

Množina: Baracaldos

Commune N Spain W of Bilbao

Množina: baracans

Množina: Barach's indexes

Množina: baracoas

City and port E Cuba on N coast near E tip of island.

Množina: Baradas

Village in Nebraska (USA).

Množina: Baragas

Village in Michigan (USA).

Množina: baragnoses

Loss of ability to distinguish weight; loss of ability to perceive weight.

Množina: baragouins

Any jargon or unintelligible language.

Množina: Barahonas

Comunidad in Puerto Rico (USA).

Ehud 1942- Israeli soldier and politician; prime minister of Israel (1999*2000).

(Imamu) Born LeRoi Jones (1934-) US poet, dramatist, and militant black activist. One of the major black voices of his generation, he promoted black poetry and theater, as well as producing volumes of poetry, novels, plays, and cultural analyses including Blues People 1963, a study of jazz. He began his literary career with personal and romantic poetry as in Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note 1961, before turning to the theater as a revolutionary force for black separatism in such plays as Dutchman and The Slave both 1964.
In 1965 he converted to Islam, changing his name, as part of his campaign for African-American consciousness. His ideological focus shifted in the 1970s, attacking capitalism as much as racism. His Selected Plays and Prose and Selected Poetry were both published 1979 and The Autobiography of LeRoi Jones appeared 1984.