Orphan Objects

Name: Orphan Objects
ISBN: 9789040099533

Orphan Objects

by DANIEL M. SWETSCHINSKI, Stephen Hartog, Julie-Marthe Cohen, Netherlands) Joods Historisch Museum (Amsterdam

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Title: Orphan Objects
ISBN-10: 90-400-9953-7
ISBN-13: 978-90-400-9953-3
Author(s): DANIEL M. SWETSCHINSKI, Stephen Hartog, Julie-Marthe Cohen, Netherlands) Joods Historisch Museum (Amsterdam
Publisher: Uitgeverij WBOOKS
Published: 1999
Format: Hardcover

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Metadata

EAN: 9789040099533
ASIN: 9040099537
Prefix: 978
Group: 90
Group Name: Netherlands
Group Identifier: 978-90
Registrant: 400
Publication: 9953
Check Digit: 3
Formatted: 978-90-400-9953-3

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