An edition of Die religiös-sittliche Gedankenwelt unserer Industriearbeiter (1898)

Die religiös-sittliche Gedankenwelt unserer Industriearbeiter

Vortrag aus dem 9. Evangelisch-sozial Kongress in Berlin am 3. Juni 1898

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An edition of Die religiös-sittliche Gedankenwelt unserer Industriearbeiter (1898)

Die religiös-sittliche Gedankenwelt unserer Industriearbeiter

Vortrag aus dem 9. Evangelisch-sozial Kongress in Berlin am 3. Juni 1898

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Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht
Language
German
Pages
69

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Subjects
Working class, Labor, Christianity, Religion
Places
Germany

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Die religiös-sittliche Gedankenwelt unserer Industriearbeiter: Vortrag aus dem 9. Evangelisch-sozial Kongress in Berlin am 3. Juni 1898
1898, Vandenhoeck und Ruprecht
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Göttingen

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69 p.
Number of pages
69

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OL45051290M
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20516242

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