An edition of U podnozhii︠a︡ neba (2015)

U podnozhii︠a︡ neba

At the foot of Heaven

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An edition of U podnozhii︠a︡ neba (2015)

U podnozhii︠a︡ neba

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Slavii︠a︡
Language
Russian
Pages
224

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Subjects
Description and travel, Pictorial works, Rural conditions, Ethnology, Civilization, Travel
Places
Central Asia, Pamir, Asia

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U podnozhii︠a︡ neba: At the foot of Heaven
2015, Slavii︠a︡
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Includes index.

In Russian and English.

Published in
Sankt-Peterburg
Series
Raznai︠a︡ zemli︠a︡ = -- Land of diversity -- t. 4, Raznai͡a zemli͡a -- t. 4.
Other Titles
At the foot of Heaven

Classifications

Library of Congress
DS327.7 .U764 2015

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Pagination
224 pages
Number of pages
224

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL44525256M
ISBN 10
5950102401
ISBN 13
9785950102400
OCLC/WorldCat
966377346

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