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Rois, femmes et djinns
Mohamed Ahmed Chamanga
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Centre de recherche ocean indien-INALCO, Conseil international de la langue française, EDICEF
Language
French, Swahili
Pages
181

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Subjects
Tales, Swahili-speaking peoples, Folklore
Places
Comoros, Anjouan

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Rois, femmes et djinns: contes de l'île d'Anjouan-Comores
1988, Centre de recherche ocean indien-INALCO, Conseil international de la langue française, EDICEF
in French and Swahili
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French and Swahili.

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Paris
Series
Fleuve et flamme. Textes bilingues, Fleuve et flamme
Translated From
Swahili

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181 pages
Number of pages
181

ID Numbers

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OL52834263M
ISBN 10
2853191893
OCLC/WorldCat
20457273

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