An edition of Superdiversant Stalina (2004)

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An edition of Superdiversant Stalina (2004)

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I︠A︡uza, Ėksmo
Language
Russian
Pages
380

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Subjects
Soviet Espionage, Spies, Biography, Armed Forces, Officers, World War, 1939-1945, Russian Personal narratives
People
I. G. Starinov
Places
United States, Soviet Union

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Superdiversant Stalina: miny zhdut svoego chasa
2004, I︠A︡uza, Ėksmo
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Moskva
Series
Geroi taĭnoĭ voĭny

Classifications

Library of Congress
UB271.R92 S73 2004, U55.S67 A3 2004

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380 p.
Number of pages
380

ID Numbers

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OL31667144M
ISBN 10
5699075232
LCCN
2005427869
OCLC/WorldCat
59108411

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