An edition of Plechtige herdenking Ferdinand vander Haeghen (1965)

Plechtige herdenking Ferdinand vander Haeghen

gewezen hoofdbibliothecaris van de Gentse Universiteitsbibliotheek, bij de vijftigste verjaring van zijn overlijden 12 December 1963.

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An edition of Plechtige herdenking Ferdinand vander Haeghen (1965)

Plechtige herdenking Ferdinand vander Haeghen

gewezen hoofdbibliothecaris van de Gentse Universiteitsbibliotheek, bij de vijftigste verjaring van zijn overlijden 12 December 1963.

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Rijksuniversiteit
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Dutch
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77

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Plechtige herdenking Ferdinand vander Haeghen: gewezen hoofdbibliothecaris van de Gentse Universiteitsbibliotheek, bij de vijftigste verjaring van zijn overlijden 12 December 1963.
1965, Rijksuniversiteit
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Centrale Bibliotheek van de Rijksuniversiteit te Gent. Mededeling, nr. 8

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Z720.H17 P55

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77 p.
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77

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OL5348592M
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72222585
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1126660

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