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Eine Literaturgeschichte in Einzeldarstellungen mit 255 Abb.

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Fränkische Klassiker.
Wolfgang Buhl
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An edition of Fränkische Klassiker (1971)

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Eine Literaturgeschichte in Einzeldarstellungen mit 255 Abb.

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Publisher
Verl. Nürnberger Presse
Language
German
Pages
807

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Subjects
Franconia, German literature, History and criticism, In literature, Intellectual life
Places
Franconia, Franconia (Germany), Germany

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Cover of: Fränkische Klassiker.
Fränkische Klassiker.: Eine Literaturgeschichte in Einzeldarstellungen mit 255 Abb.
1971, Verl. Nürnberger Presse
in German
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Cover of: Fränkische Klassiker.
Fränkische Klassiker.: Eine Literaturgeschichte in Einzeldarstellungen mit 255 Abb.
1971, Verl. Nürnberger Presse
in German
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PT3803 F7 B8

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807p.
Number of pages
807

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OL17939990M

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