An edition of Jeunesses socialistes, 1944-1948 (2009)

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Jeunesses socialistes, 1944-1948
Jean-Jacques Aymé
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Publisher
Amalthée
Language
French
Pages
510

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Subjects
Socialists, Socialism, History
Places
France
Times
20th century

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2009, Amalthée
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Jeunesses socialistes, 1944-1948: essai
2009, Amalthée
in French
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Nantes

Classifications

Library of Congress
HX263 .A96 2008

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Pagination
510 p. ;
Number of pages
510

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL23992308M
ISBN 13
9782310002059
LCCN
2009524244

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