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Legacies and Identity

Name: Legacies and Identity
Brand: Verlag Peter Lang
SKU: 10024307
Price: 53.45 EUR
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Author: Martin Kane
ISBN: 9783906769707

East and West German Literary Responses to Unification

Martin Kane

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Libristo kod: 10024307

Nakladnici Verlag Peter Lang, prosinac 2002

This volume seeks to trace the robustly critical process of historical, political and personal self-... Cijeli opis

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