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Models of personal conversion in Russian cultural history of the 19th and 20th centuries
Sanger gebrochener Linien
Sanger gebrochener Linien

By Jens Herlth

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Russische Literatur in Einzelinterpretationen Bd.1 Die russische Lyrik
Russische Literatur in Einzelinterpretationen Bd.1 Die russische Lyrik

By Jens Herkth, Bodo Zelinsky

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Der erfasste zeitliche Rahmen spannt sich von der Mitte des 18. bus zum Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts"--Vorwort (p. vi).

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Die Lust an der Maske
Die Lust an der Maske

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Die Prasenz des Abwesenden
Die Prasenz des Abwesenden

By Jens Herlth

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Terrorism and narrative practice
Tolstoj ALS Theologischer Denker und Kirchenkritiker
Centres and Peripheries in the Post Soviet Space
Centres and Peripheries in the Post Soviet Space
Centres and Peripheries in the Post Soviet Space

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