An edition of The impact of the comics on a European country (1956)

The impact of the comics on a European country

a short English version of the Swedish report "Kalle Anka, Stålmannen och vi"

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An edition of The impact of the comics on a European country (1956)

The impact of the comics on a European country

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Institute of Social Research
Language
English
Pages
15

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Subjects

Comic books, strips, Social aspects, Social aspects of Comic books, strips, etc

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Sweden

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The impact of the comics on a European country: a short English version of the Swedish report "Kalle Anka, Stålmannen och vi"
1956, Institute of Social Research
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Bibliography: p. 15.

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Mullsjö

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PN6790.S88 A4

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Pagination
15 p. ;
Number of pages
15

ID Numbers

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OL4281349M
LCCN
78307526

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