An edition of Die Menschenlawine (1956)

Die Menschenlawine

der Bevölkerungszuwachs als weltpolitisches Problem.

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Die Menschenlawine
Wirsing, Giselher
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An edition of Die Menschenlawine (1956)

Die Menschenlawine

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Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt
Language
German
Pages
108

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Die Menschenlawine: der Bevölkerungszuwachs als weltpolitisches Problem.
1956, Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt
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Stuttgart

Edition Notes

"Literatur": p. 107-108.

Series
Fragen an die Zeit,, 3

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HB881 .W58

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108 p.
Number of pages
108

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OL212480M
LCCN
a57003892
OCLC/WorldCat
12131595

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