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Antique

Short Stories • Anthology

1000 najljepših novela #7-9

Waldo Frank, Stanislaw Przybyszewski, Šolem Alejhem, Sholem Asch, Bodo Wildberg, Slavko Kolar, August Strindberg, Karl Hans Strobl, Matilde Serao, Dmitrij V. Griorović, Isak Emanuilovič Babelj

Translation

V. Tecilazić, M. Kraus, F. Bruck, V. Koščević, Šandor Rosenberger, V. Babić, N. Šumonja

Editor

Ljubo Weisner

Dimensions

19 x 13 cm

Publisher

Merkantile, Zagreb, 1929.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover.

Language: Croatian.

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