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elita intelectuală românească în anii primului război mondial

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An edition of "Germanofilii" (2009)

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Humanitas
Language
Romanian
Pages
375

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Subjects
Politics and government, Romanian Foreign public opinion, Elite (Social sciences), Public opinion, Attitudes, Intellectuals, Foreign relations, History
Places
Romania, Germany
Times
1914-1944, 1914-1918, 20th century

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"Germanofilii": elita intelectuală românească în anii primului război mondial
2009, Humanitas
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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București
Series
Seriile de autor Humanitas

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DR263 .B65 2009

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375 pages
Number of pages
375

ID Numbers

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OL30634225M
ISBN 13
9789735025465
LCCN
2011472478

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