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Le parole per raccontare
Pierfranco Bruni
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Edizioni Nemapress
Language
Italian
Pages
134

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Subjects
Armenian literature, History and criticism, Civilization, Folklore
Places
Armenia, Asia

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Le parole per raccontare: gli armeni, storia, cultura, letteratura
2015, Edizioni Nemapress
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Collected essays.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 127-130).

Published in
Alghero (Italy)
Series
Saggi Nemapress -- 26

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Dewey Decimal Class
891
Library of Congress
PK8505 .P27 2015

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Pagination
134 pages
Number of pages
134

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44438310M
ISBN 10
8876291210
ISBN 13
9788876291210
OCLC/WorldCat
914470895

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