
Koringa - Wikipedia
Renée Bernard, known as Koringa (1913–1976) was a French circus performer and snake charmer. [1][2][3] She was billed as the "Only Female Fakir in the World" and "the only female …
CABINET / Koringa: From Biknar to Blackpool
With her exotic beauty and flamboyant stage presence, Koringa created an aura that was steeped in the traditions of India, a country with which female performers in the West had had a long …
Koringa – Girls Love Magic
She was a dancer, magician, circus artiste, and went on secret missions for France during World War II. She even wore the painted symbol of the Resistance on her forehead while doing …
The World's Only Sword Yogi, Koringa | You Asked For It
In this captivating video, witness the extraordinary performance of Koringa, renowned as the world's only woman 'sword yogi.'
The Power of Koringa - Smithsonian's National Museum of Asian Art
Jun 19, 2013 · Today, we may see Koringa as a product of a colonialist fantasy of India and “the exotic woman.” But Koringa’s attributes of the crocodile and snake also appear on a 10th …
A Natural Treasure Koringa Mangrove Forest of East Godavari
Sep 26, 2024 · Explore Koringa Mangrove Forest in East Godavari, a biodiversity hotspot with stunning views, boat safaris, and nearby attractions.
Koringa, 1913 - 1976 | Discover Our Archives
Koringa was a circus performer and Fakir. According to the publicity issued by Mills Brothers Circus, where she performed from 1937 onwards, Koringa was a native of India who was …
Koringa — La Bonche Circus Research
By 1938 she was the leading act for Mills Brothers. She earned more than the Prime Minister. She often visited Newcastle & Fenwick’s shop. She performed alongside four female assistants, all …
Ep6: Koringa & The Bertram Mills Circus - The BackTracker ...
May 30, 2020 · She was internationally known as 'The only Female Fakir in the World!' Koringa performed alongside four female assistants, all dressed in Eastern costumes, and five live …
Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary - Wikipedia
Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary is an estuary situated near Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh, India. [2][3] It is the third largest stretch of mangrove forests in India with 24 mangrove tree species and …