An edition of Pervye sovetskie atomnye podvodnye lodki i ikh voennai͡a︡ priemka (1996)

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N. M. Lazarev, N. M. Lazarev
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An edition of Pervye sovetskie atomnye podvodnye lodki i ikh voennai͡a︡ priemka (1996)

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Sankt-Peterburgskoe morskoe bi͡u︡ro mashinostroenii͡a︡ "Malakhit"
Language
Russian
Pages
184

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Subjects

Nuclear submarines, History

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Soviet Union

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Pervye sovetskie atomnye podvodnye lodki i ikh voennai͡a︡ priemka
1996, Sankt-Peterburgskoe morskoe bi͡u︡ro mashinostroenii͡a︡ "Malakhit"
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Summary in English (p. 4 of cover).
Includes index.

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Sankt-Peterburg
Series
Podvodnoe korablestroenie--proshloe, nastoi͡a︡shchee, budushchee ;, vyp. 7

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V857 .P63 Vyp. 7, V859 .P63 Vyp. 7

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184 p. :
Number of pages
184

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OL306748M
LCCN
97215641

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