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Spektrum einer Stadt.

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An edition of Wien (1971)

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Spektrum einer Stadt.

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Publisher
Biederstein Verlag
Language
German
Pages
368

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Previews available in: German

Subjects
History, Kultur, Geschichte, Aufsatzsammlung
Places
Vienna (Austria)

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Cover of: Wien
Wien: Spektrum einer Stadt : ein Buch von Hilde Spiel mit Beiträgen von Friedrich Achleitner ... [u. a.].
1971, Biederstein
in German
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Cover of: Wien.
Wien.: Spektrum einer Stadt.
1971, Jugend u. Volk
in German
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Cover of: Wien
Wien: Spektrum einer Stadt.
1971, Biederstein Verlag
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Classifications

Library of Congress
DB847 .S69 1971b

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Pagination
368 p.
Number of pages
368

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5352966M
LCCN
72303491
OCLC/WorldCat
4993447

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