An edition of Die erbeuteten Frauen (1970)

Die erbeuteten Frauen.

Sieben dramatische Geschichten.

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Die erbeuteten Frauen.
Urzidil, Johannes
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Deutscher Taschenbuch-Verl.
Language
German
Pages
170

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Die erbeuteten Frauen.: Sieben dramatische Geschichten.
1970, Deutscher Taschenbuch-Verl.
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Table of Contents

Die erbeuteten Frauen.
Morgenroths Erbe.
Der Stahlpalast.
Die Herzogin von Albanera.
Bildnis eines Knaben.
Die Rippe der Grossmutter.
Das Haus Colonna.

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(München)
Series
Dtv,, 687

Classifications

Library of Congress
PT2643.R9 E7 1970

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Pagination
170 p.
Number of pages
170

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5011268M
LCCN
76559132
OCLC/WorldCat
15064022

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