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Dietro le quinte della tragedia russa. 1917-1918.

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Curatore: Traduzione di Mario Bacchelli.
Editore: A.Mondadori.
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Collana: Coll.Drammi e Segreti della Storia,21. I Libri Verdi.
Dettagli: cm.14x22, pp.278, illustrato. brossura Coll.Drammi e Segreti della Storia,21. I Libri Verdi.

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