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Stuck on Communism

Name: Stuck on Communism
Brand: Academic Studies Press
SKU: 44379349
Price: 42.29 EUR
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Author: Lewis Siegelbaum
ISBN: 9781644693582

Memoir of a Russian Historian

Lewis Siegelbaum

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Codice Libristo: 44379349

Casa editrice Academic Studies Press, luglio 2020

This subject of this memoir is why and how history and communism combined to animate and shape the l... Descrizione completa

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