KempgenDB: 7 hits for Stone, G.

Die "Slavistische Arbeitsbibliographie von Prof. S. Kempgen" enthält ca. 17.000 Titel zur slavischen Sprach- und Kulturwissenschaft mit besonderen Schwerpunkten in der Ost- und Südslawistik (Russland und Balkanraum). Die Schlagwortliste befindet sich hier.

Ihre Suche nach Stone, G. lieferte 7 Treffer
1	Address in the Slavonic Languages Stone, G. - in: Slavonic and East Eurpean Review (1977) 491-505
2	The Smallest Slavonic Nation: Thr Sorbs of Lusatia Stone, G. - London, 1972
3	Thomas Schrove's "Russich Buch": a Source for the Language of Muscovite Russia Stone, G. - in: Tgolí christe Mêsto. Gedenkschrift für Reinhold Olesch, Köln, Wien (1990) 341-349
4	A Dictionarie of the Vulgar Russe Tongue. Attributed to Mark ridley. Edited from the late sixteenth-century manuscripts Stone, G. (Hg.) - Köln, Wien, Böhlau, 1996, X, 584 p.
5	The Russian language since the Revolution Comrie, B.; Stone, G. - Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1978
6	The Formation of the Slavonic Literary Languages, Proceedings of a Conference Held in Memory of Robert Auty and Anne Pennington at Oxford 6-11 July 1981 Stone, G.; Worth, D.S. - Columbus, Ohio, 1985
7	The Russian Language in the Twentieth Century Comrie, B.; Stone, G.; Polinsky, M. - Oxford, 1996

Slavistische Arbeitsbibliographie von Prof. S. Kempgen

Address in the Slavonic Languages

The Smallest Slavonic Nation: Thr Sorbs of Lusatia

Thomas Schrove's "Russich Buch": a Source for the Language of Muscovite Russia

A Dictionarie of the Vulgar Russe Tongue. Attributed to Mark ridley. Edited from the late sixteenth-century manuscripts

The Russian language since the Revolution

The Formation of the Slavonic Literary Languages, Proceedings of a Conference Held in Memory of Robert Auty and Anne Pennington at Oxford 6-11 July 1981

The Russian Language in the Twentieth Century