An edition of Bli͡uda pravoslavnogo posta (1998)

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ret͡septy zarubezhnoĭ kukhni

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Bli͡uda pravoslavnogo posta
Marina I͡Urʹevna Trukhina
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Publisher
"Talan"
Language
Russian
Pages
192

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Subjects
Cookery, Fasts and feasts, Lenten menus, Orthodox Eastern Church, Cooking

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Bli͡uda pravoslavnogo posta: ret͡septy zarubezhnoĭ kukhni
1998, "Talan"
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Moskva

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TX837 .T79 1998

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192 p. ;
Number of pages
192

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OL67293M
LCCN
99165762

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