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Literatura > Goldman (2008)
| autor (rok) | Goldman, Minton F. (2008) |
| název | Global Studies: Russia, the Baltic and Eurasian Republics, and Central/Eastern Europe. 11th ed. |
| vydavatel | McGraw-Hill |
| rozsah | x0 stran |
| ISBN | 0-07-337989-1 |
| jazyk | anglicky |
| dostupnost | knihovna katedry geografie PřF UP |
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