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Buchtuten
Buchtuten

By Mark Lehmstedt

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Innerhalb von zwei Jahrzehnten hat Mark Lehmstedt eine Sammlung von etwa 3000 Tüten, Taschen und Beuteln zusammengetragen, die in irgendeiner Weise der Welt Gutenbergs, dem gedruckten Buch, seinen...

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Life in the Early Middle Ages in 36 Chapters
Life in the Early Middle Ages in 36 Chapters

By Philippe Depreux, Peter Erhart, Jamie Kreiner

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Originally companion volume to the exhibition at the Abbey Archives of St.Gall, ''The Miracle of Transmission - The Plan of St.Gall and Europe in the early Middle Ages'', on the UNESCO World Herita...

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Weltburgertum statt Vaterland
Exploring heritage
Exploring heritage

By Stephan Quick

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Vivir en soledad
Vivir en soledad

By Francisco Garcia Gonzalez

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Las personas solas suponían una realidad que, con harta frecuencia, ha quedado oculta detrás de una determinada representación de la familia en el pasado. Constituían el contrapunto de una socieda...

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Irtidad dar masihiyat i aghazin
Tajrubah i dawlat i Bakhtiyar dar inqilab i Bahman i 1357
Grenzuberschreitende Licht Spiele
Fifty years of free speech

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