Russische Literatur • Psychologischer Roman

Jedan dan Ivana Denisoviča

Aleksandar Solženjicin

Original title

Оди́н день Ива́на Дени́совича

Translation

Zoran Žujović

Editor

Vidosav Stevanović

Graphics design

Vukosava Šibalić

Dimensions

18 x 10 cm

Pages

122

Publisher

Prosveta, Beograd, 1988.

Latin alphabet. Paperback.

Language: Serbian.

Two copies are available

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Condition:Used, excellent condition

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Condition:Used, very good condition

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