An edition of "Navigare necesse est" (2008)

"Navigare necesse est"

Geschichte der Navigation : Begleitbuch zur Ausstellung in Hamburg und Nürnberg

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"Navigare necesse est"
Gudrun Wolfschmidt
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An edition of "Navigare necesse est" (2008)

"Navigare necesse est"

Geschichte der Navigation : Begleitbuch zur Ausstellung in Hamburg und Nürnberg

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Books on Demand GmbH
Language
German
Pages
576

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Subjects
Navigation, Exhibitions, History

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"Navigare necesse est": Geschichte der Navigation : Begleitbuch zur Ausstellung in Hamburg und Nürnberg
2008, Books on Demand GmbH
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Includes bibliographical references.

German and English.

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Norderstedt
Series
Nuncius Hamburgensis -- Band 14

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VK15 .N38 2008

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576 pages
Number of pages
576

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30710010M
ISBN 13
9783837032604
LCCN
2012440388

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