An edition of Mütter und Töchter (1987)

Mütter und Töchter

über die Schwierigkeiten einer Beziehung und die Bildung weiblicher Identität

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Mütter und Töchter
Eveline Valtink
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An edition of Mütter und Töchter (1987)

Mütter und Töchter

über die Schwierigkeiten einer Beziehung und die Bildung weiblicher Identität

1. Aufl.

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Evangelische Akademie Hofgeismar
Language
German
Pages
186

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Subjects

Mothers and daughters in literature, Women, Psychology, Mothers and daughters

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Mütter und Töchter: über die Schwierigkeiten einer Beziehung und die Bildung weiblicher Identität
1987, Evangelische Akademie Hofgeismar
in German - 1. Aufl.
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Hofgeismar
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Hofgeismarer Protokolle,, 241

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Library of Congress
HQ755.85 .M875 1987

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Pagination
186 p. ;
Number of pages
186

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1792554M
ISBN 10
3892811474
LCCN
89190533
OCLC/WorldCat
21329585

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