An edition of Contribuții istorice privind perioada 1918-1939 (1987)

Contribuții istorice privind perioada 1918-1939

Elie Miron Cristea, documente, însemnari și corespondențe

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An edition of Contribuții istorice privind perioada 1918-1939 (1987)

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Elie Miron Cristea, documente, însemnari și corespondențe

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Tiparul tipografiei eparhiale
Language
Romanian
Pages
483

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Subjects
Sources, History
Places
Romania
Times
1914-1944

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Contribuții istorice privind perioada 1918-1939: Elie Miron Cristea, documente, însemnari și corespondențe
1987, Tiparul tipografiei eparhiale
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Sibiu

Classifications

Library of Congress
DR216.9 .P63x 1987

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Pagination
483 p., [24] p. of plates :
Number of pages
483

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OL21733246M

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