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Bibliographische Beitrage zu Ostasien
Russian emigrants in East Asia Europe and the United States
Pressedokumentation zur Altjapanausstellung 1939 in Berlin
The First Tibetan serial
Mandju Kandjur
Mandju Kandjur

By Hartmut Walravens

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Facsimile of a volume of the Manchu Kanjur, part of the Buddhist Canon in Manchu translation, from the collection of the Wellcome Library for the History of Medicine, London.

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Ivan A. Lopatin: Erforscher der tungusischen Amurstamme: biobibliographische Skizze
August Pfizmaier
August Pfizmaier

By Hartmut Walravens

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Aleksej Osipovic Ivanovskij: A Little Known Russian Orientalist A biobibliographical sketch by Hartmut Walravens
Preliminary checklist of Christian and Western material in Chinese in three major collections
Two recently discovered fragments of the Chinese novels San-kuo-chih yen-i and Shui-hu-chuan

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