| Partit Separatista Revolucionari Català (PSRC) | Parsons Green | Paper Moon |
| Pallava DynastyPallava Dynasty (300s-early 900s), rulers of the northern part of what is now the state of Tamil Ndu in southern India. Although their origins are unclear, the Pallavas rose to power in Knchipuram and by the 7th century were engaged in a constant but inco | PalanquinA palanquin is a covered litter carried on four poles. The word derives from the Sanskrit for bed couch''. See also litter Sedan chair. | Paul WalshPaul Walsh is a former English football player, born in 1962. A talented striker, Walsh began his career at Charlton Athletic F. He then transferred to Luton Town F. where his impressive displays meant many larger clubs began to track his progress. After |
| Paris ReviewParis Review was a literary magazine started in 1953 by Peter Matthiessen and Harold L. Humes, and edited for most of its existence by George Plimpton. Its first publisher was Sadruddhin Aga Khan. External links . | Pavle Jurisic SturmPavle JuriSic Sturm was Serbian general of Sorbian origin who commanded the 3rd Army of Serbia in the First World War. | Pa (Maori)Pa Maori word meaning a fortified village or redoubt, described at length in Maori Wars. |
| Parallel GalaxyParallel Galaxy is the first solo album recorded by Emmett Chapman, playing Chapman Stick, and it was released in 1985. This represented both an example of Chapman's artistry on the Stick, and also showed other musicians what was possible on the Stick. | Parliament of TasmaniaThe Parliament of Tasmania consists of: Tasmanian Legislative Council (the upper house) Tasmanian House of Assembly (the lower house) Politics of Tasmania. | Pat FinnPAT FINN b:Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania July 24, 1956- Was currently the host of California Lottery's weekly game show, "THE BIG SPIN" for 5 years, is also hosted other games like THE JOKER'S WILD and SHOP 'TIL YOU DROP, he is the owner of his production co |
| Parmenion | PATH (Toronto) | Paraguayan Civil War |
| PAETEC Park | Particle Image Velocimetry | Patriotic Front (Austria) |
| Pablum | Paddington bridge/Temp | Partialism (religious) |
| Panipat | Paimpol | Paul Kennedy |
| Paul Albert Gordan | Parallel rendering | Pallavas |
| Pat Garrity | Patriarch of Venice | Patronage concentration |
| Parallel collage | Patriarch Theodoros II of Alexandria | Papua class |
| Pazock class | Patoka Lake | Parathyroidectomy |
| Paper Chase (band) | Parvicursor | Passiflora foetida |
| Paterson railway station, New South Wales | Parallel C | Paddy Smith |
| Patricia N. Willoughby | Parc Astérix | Paul Mirengoff |
| Paraquat | Patty (Peanuts) | Particle (band) |
| Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door | Parables for Wooden Ears | Parry (crater) |
| Paté | Parfait | Paul Marie Eugène Vieille |
| Patrick Farley | Pangkor Laut | Paveh |
| Parahippus | Palana | Patrick Norton |
| Pave Spike | Pave Tack | Parasomnia |
| Padma Lakshmi | Paul Avrich | Panhellenic Liberation Movement |
| Pattali Makkal Katchi | Pansy Wong | Past teachings of Prem Rawat |
| Palestinian militant groups | Parallel motion | Padishah |
| Palestine Children's Relief Fund | Palestinian Environmental NGOs Network | Parrotlet |
| Parekura Horomia | Patrick Magruder | Paul Swain |
| Paul Hutchison | Paypass | Patrick Cooney |
| Paddy O'Toole | Pamphill | Paddy Power (politician) |
| Patrick Smith | Patrick O'Donnell | Paul J. Crutzen |
| Patrick Kennedy (disambiguation) | Pacaembu | Palestina, Brazil |
| Palmares | Palmares Paulista | Palmeira |
| Palmeira d'Oeste | Palmital | Panorama, Brazil |
| Paraguaçu | Paraguaçu Paulista | Paraibuna |
| Paranapanema | Paranapuã | Pavel Axelrod |
| Parapuã | Paraiso | Paraíso, Santa Catarina |
