Kako ubiti slobodu

Kako ubiti slobodu

Živorad Mihailović Šilja

Urednik
Maksim Dragić
Dimenzije
21 x 15 cm
Broj strana
360
Izdavač
Grafičko-izdavačka RO "6. oktobar", Pančevo, 1980.
 
Latinica. Tvrde korice s omotom.
Jezik: Srpski.

Jedan primerak je u ponudi

Stanje:Korišćeno, u vrlo dobrom stanju
Oštećenja / nepogodnosti:
  • Slight damage to the dust jacket
Dodato u korpu!
 

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