An edition of Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet (1974)

Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet

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Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet
Matthias Maierbrugger, Matthia ...
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Verlag des Landesmuseums für Kärnten
Language
German
Pages
140

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Subjects

Peasantry, Social life and customs, Peasants

Places

Austria Nockgebiet, Carinthia

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Cover of: Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet
Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet
1974, Verl. des Landesmuseums f. Kärnten
in German - Mit 19 Aufn.
Cover of: Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet
Bauernbrauch im Kärntner Nockgebiet
1974, Verlag des Landesmuseums für Kärnten
in German
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Published in
Klagenfurt
Series
Kärntner Heimatleben -- 16, Kärntner Heimatleben -- 16

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Pagination
140 S.
Number of pages
140

ID Numbers

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OL37833098M
OCLC/WorldCat
219353065
Deutsche National Bibliothek
200210033

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