An edition of Vad säger dikten? (1966)

Vad säger dikten?

Ett urval dikter av tolv svenska lyriker samt studiefrågor.

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An edition of Vad säger dikten? (1966)

Vad säger dikten?

Ett urval dikter av tolv svenska lyriker samt studiefrågor.

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Publisher
Sveriges radio, [Seelig]
Language
Swedish
Pages
71

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Subjects
Examinations, questions, Swedish literature, Swedish poetry
Times
20th century

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Vad säger dikten?: Ett urval dikter av tolv svenska lyriker samt studiefrågor.
1966, Sveriges radio, [Seelig]
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 68-71.
"Studiefrågor": 31 p. in pocket.

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Stockholm

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Library of Congress
PT9583 .J6

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Pagination
71 p.
Number of pages
71

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL5652382M
LCCN
68092582
OCLC/WorldCat
13384071

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