An edition of The population of Abkhazia (1994)

The population of Abkhazia

The Ossets in Georgia

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The population of Abkhazia
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The Ossets in Georgia

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"Samshoblo"
Language
English
Pages
63

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Subjects

Ethnic relations, Ethnology, Ossetes

Places

Abkhazia, Abkhazia (Georgia), Georgia (Republic)
Edition Availability
Cover of: The population of Abkhazia
The population of Abkhazia: The Ossets in Georgia
1994, "Samshoblo"
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Tbilisi
Other Titles
Population of Abkhazia ; The Ossets in Georgia, Apʻxazetʻis mosaxleoba osebi sakartʻveloši, Ossets in Georgia.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
305.8/0094758
Library of Congress
DK679.A25 T68 1994

The Physical Object

Pagination
63 p. ;
Number of pages
63

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL721480M
LCCN
97108547
OCLC/WorldCat
33944847, 36640886

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