An edition of Gorod Bolgar (2001)

Gorod Bolgar

monumentalʹnoe stroitelʹstvo, arkhitektura, blagoustroĭstvo

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Gorod Bolgar
G. A. Fedorov-Davydov
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An edition of Gorod Bolgar (2001)

Gorod Bolgar

monumentalʹnoe stroitelʹstvo, arkhitektura, blagoustroĭstvo

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Publisher
Nauka
Language
Russian
Pages
362

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Subjects

Buildings, structures, Architecture

Places

Bulgar (Extinct City), Russia (Federation), Bulgar (Extinct city)
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Cover of: Gorod Bolgar
Gorod Bolgar: monumentalʹnoe stroitelʹstvo, arkhitektura, blagoustroĭstvo
2001, Nauka
in Russian
Cover of: Gorod Bolgar
Gorod Bolgar: monumentalʹnoe stroĭtelʹstvo, arkhitektura, blagoustroĭstvo.
2001, Nauka
in Russian

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Moskva

Classifications

Library of Congress
NA1197.B85 G67 2001

The Physical Object

Pagination
362 p. :
Number of pages
362

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19192846M
ISBN 10
5020087297
LCCN
2001425425
OCLC/WorldCat
48435563

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