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A review of Transsylvania’s past & present articles: Bartok, Transylvanian towns, Tisza Istvan policy, Kallos: Book of ballads …. articles in English, German, French
Documenta Transsylvanica 1.
$ 20.00
Szerző-Author: Documenta Transsylvanica
A review of Transsylvania’s past & present articles: Bartok, Transylvanian towns, Tisza Istvan policy, Kallos: Book of ballads …. articles in English, German, French
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Típus-Type: antikvár
Állapot-Condition: jó
Kiadó-Publisher: Argentina ,
Nyelv-Language: english/german/french
Oldalszám-Pages:
Kötés-Binding: puha
Azonosító-Item number: 47-293
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