An edition of Dichterkinder (2020)

Dichterkinder

Liebe, Verrat und Drama - der Kreis um Klaus und Erika Mann, mit 18 schwarz-weiss-Abbildungen

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Dichterkinder
Armin Strohmeyr
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An edition of Dichterkinder (2020)

Dichterkinder

Liebe, Verrat und Drama - der Kreis um Klaus und Erika Mann, mit 18 schwarz-weiss-Abbildungen

Originalausgabe.

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Publisher
Piper
Language
German
Pages
383

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Subjects
German Authors, Biography, German Dramatists
People
Erika Mann (1905-1969), Klaus Mann (1906-1949)

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Dichterkinder: Liebe, Verrat und Drama - der Kreis um Klaus und Erika Mann, mit 18 schwarz-weiss-Abbildungen
2020, Piper
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München

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Library of Congress
PT2625.A42 Z877 2020

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Pagination
383 pages, 8 unnumbered pages of plates
Number of pages
383

ID Numbers

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OL44024527M
ISBN 13
9783492315340
OCLC/WorldCat
1237147425

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