An edition of Nährschäden in Wort und Bild (1932)

Nährschäden in Wort und Bild

Bruchstücke aus dem Schuldkonto der derzeitigen Ernährung der zivilisierten Nationen

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Nährschäden in Wort und Bild
Max Oskar Bircher-Benner
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An edition of Nährschäden in Wort und Bild (1932)

Nährschäden in Wort und Bild

Bruchstücke aus dem Schuldkonto der derzeitigen Ernährung der zivilisierten Nationen

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Wendepunkt-Verlag, 1932
Language
German
Pages
35

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Subjects
Diet in disease, Nutrition

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Nährschäden in Wort und Bild: Bruchstücke aus dem Schuldkonto der derzeitigen Ernährung der zivilisierten Nationen
1932, Wendepunkt-Verlag, 1932
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Wendepunktbücher -- Nr. 18, Wendepunktbücher -- Nr. 18.

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31 pages, 35 leaves of plates
Number of pages
35

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OL45632842M
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24687755

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