An edition of Deutschland und Österreich (1956)

Deutschland und Österreich

deutsche Begegnungen mit Österreichs Wissenschaft und Kultur

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Schreiber, Georg
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An edition of Deutschland und Österreich (1956)

Deutschland und Österreich

deutsche Begegnungen mit Österreichs Wissenschaft und Kultur

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Böhlau-Verlag
Language
English
Pages
192

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Subjects
Learning and scholarship, Relations, Intellectual cooperation
Places
Austria, Germany

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Deutschland und Österreich: deutsche Begegnungen mit Österreichs Wissenschaft und Kultur
1956, Böhlau-Verlag
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DD120.A8 S35

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Pagination
192 p.
Number of pages
192

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OL6234373M
LCCN
57037650
OCLC/WorldCat
253177

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