An edition of Si͡azʹf arʹsemat (1997)

Si͡azʹf arʹsemat

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An edition of Si͡azʹf arʹsemat (1997)

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Mordovski͡aĭ knizhnaĭ izdatelʹstvasʹ
Language
Finno-Ugrian (Other)
Pages
173

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Si͡azʹf arʹsemat: povesttʹ, ni͡urʹkhki͡ani͡a azkst
1997, Mordovski͡aĭ knizhnaĭ izdatelʹstvasʹ
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Edition Notes

In Moksha dialect of Mordvin.
Short stories.
"Literaturno-khudozhestvennoe izdanie"--Colophon.

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Saransk
Other Titles
Prervannye razdumʹi͡a

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PH784.P49 S55 1997

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173 p. :
Number of pages
173

ID Numbers

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OL6872950M
ISBN 10
5759513095
LCCN
00407570

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