David Woodard
| David Woodard | ||
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| Hetã |
 Tetãvore Joapykuéra Kanatã | |
| Alma máter | Universidad de California en Santa Bárbara, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts y San Marcos High School | |
| Hembiapo | mba'epu porã apohára, director de orquesta y haihára | |
| Jokuaikuaa rape | Vudismo | |
| Omendáva | Sonja Vectomov | |
| Taýra |
Melia Ethel Woodard John Floyd Woodard | |
Firma | ||
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David James Woodard(
/ˈwʊdɑːrd/;heñói6 jasyrundyary1964-pe, Santa Barbara,California) ha'e akue peteĩ karai haihára, mombe'uhára ha pukarã apoháraTetã peteĩ reko Amérikaguapegua.[1][2][3][4]
Tekombo'e[jehaijey|emoambue kuatia reñoiha]
Woodard oñemoaranduNueva York-pe The New School for Social Research-pe.
Mandu'apy[jehaijey|emoambue kuatia reñoiha]
- ↑Carpenter, S.,"In Concert at a Killer's Death",Los Angeles Times,9 jasypo 2001.
- ↑Rapping, A.,D. Woodard(Seattle: Getty Images, 2001).
- ↑Epstein, J.,"Rebuilding a Home in the Jungle",San Francisco Chronicle,13 jasyapy 2005.
- ↑Allen, M.,"Décor by Timothy Leary",The New York Times,20 jasyteĩ 2005.Ojearchiva original-guiára 22 jasyporundy ary 2015-pe.
Joaju[jehaijey|emoambue kuatia reñoiha]
Wikimedia Commons oguereko ta'ãngaDavid WoodardreheguaCommons.
Wikiquote oguereko ñe'ẽjoapy herakuãDavid Woodard(en) rehegua.- Library of Congress
- BnF:cb16616878t
- GND:1014196620
- WorldCat:174755630
- Kiddle:David Woodard
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