An edition of Langemarck, ein vermächtnis (1932)

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Josef Magnus Wehner, Josef Mag ...
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Albert Langen, Georg Müller, Albert Langen, Georg Müller
Language
German
Pages
78

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Subjects

Personal narratives, German, World War, 1914-1918, German Personal narratives
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Langemarck, ein vermächtnis
1932, Albert Langen, Georg Müller, Albert Langen, Georg Müller
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Edition Notes

"61. bis 70. tausend."
"Die in diesem band enthaltenen briefe gefallener sind den im gleichen verlage erschienenen 'Kriegsbriefen gefallener studenten', herausgegeben von prof. dr. Philipp Witkop, entnommen."--p. [2].

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München
Series
Die kleine bücherei. 62

Classifications

Library of Congress
D640 .W365

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Pagination
78, [2] p.
Number of pages
78

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL181659M
LCCN
a41000040
OCLC/WorldCat
3526824

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