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The turning point

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Publish Date
Publisher
Markus Wiener
Language
English
Pages
379

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Cover of: The turning point
The turning point: the autobiography of Klaus Mann.
1987, Serpent's Tail
in English
Cover of: Turning Point
Turning Point
September 3, 1987, Serpents Tail/consortium
Paperback - New Ed edition
Cover of: The turning point
The turning point: thirty-five years in this century
1984, Markus Wiener
in English
Cover of: The turning point
Cover of: The turning point
Cover of: The turning point
Cover of: The turning point
Cover of: Turning Point
Turning Point
Publish date unknown, Berg Publishers Ltd
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Edition Notes

Includes "An American soldlier revisting his former homeland" (1947) (p. 367-372).
Includes an index.

Published in
[New York]

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
838/.91209, B
Library of Congress
PT2625.A435 Z475 1984

The Physical Object

Pagination
13, xviii, 379 p. :
Number of pages
379

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3184611M
ISBN 10
0910129134, 0910129142
LCCN
83027414
Library Thing
466163
Goodreads
895158
223722

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