An edition of Literárne múzeum A.S. Puškina, Partizánske-Brodzany (1987)

Literárne múzeum A.S. Puškina, Partizánske-Brodzany

úvahy, informácie a fakty o múzeu a expozícii

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An edition of Literárne múzeum A.S. Puškina, Partizánske-Brodzany (1987)

Literárne múzeum A.S. Puškina, Partizánske-Brodzany

úvahy, informácie a fakty o múzeu a expozícii

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Publisher
Matica slovenská
Language
Slovak
Pages
179

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Subjects

Appreciation, Comparative Literature, Literature, Comparative, Literárne múzeum A.S. Puškina, Russian and Slovak, Russian literature, Slovak and Russian, Slovak literature

Places

Slovakia, Soviet Union

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Literárne múzeum A.S. Puškina, Partizánske-Brodzany: úvahy, informácie a fakty o múzeu a expozícii
1987, Matica slovenská
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Edition Notes

Summary in German and Russian.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 162-163) and index.

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Series
Edícia Teória a výskum

Classifications

Library of Congress
PG2981.C95 S38 1987

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179, [2] p. :
Number of pages
179

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OL19195730M

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