Armenske priče

Armenske priče

Among the 35 Armenian stories gathered in this collection, you can find simple children's stories, "classic" stories about emperors, princesses and dragons, and those that were created on the basis of even older legends or Christian traditions.

Translation
Vampovac Zdravko
Graphics design
Sevada Grigoryan
Dimensions
25 x 16 cm
Pages
174
Publisher
Vlastita naklada, Vodice, 2016.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:New
 

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