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ID	1951999347
Author(s)	Гуревич, П.С.
Title	«Из пламя и света рождённое слово» (Памяти поэта Александра Аронова) = 'Out of the flame and light the word was born' (Dedicated to the memory of the poet Alexander Aronov)
Published	Filologija : naučnye issledovanija, Moskva : Nota Bene, 2014, 2, 117-119
Language	eng
Soundex	P1560; S8200; R7826; S8500; P1620; P1200; A0548; A0760; F3560; L5420; D2242; M6670; A0548; A0760
Medium	article
Holdings (in Germany)	ZDB-Katalog
Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
PURL	Citation link, BibTeX

	К.Г. Петросов, "Из пламя и света рожденное слово..." Этюды о русской поэзии ХIХ-ХХ веков. Москва, ТОО "Горбунок", 1992 / Карпов, В. А.
	Svyše Roždennoe Slovo / Konovskoj, N.
	Chudožestvennaja koncepcija pamjati v romane U. Ėko "Tainstvennoe plamja caricy Loany" = Artistic conception of memory in the novel by U. Eco "The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana" / Astrachan, N.
	Čtenija, posvjaščennye pamjati prof. S.B. Bernštejna = Readings Dedicated to the Memory of Professor S.B. Bernstein / Tichomirova, T. S.
	Balto-slavjanskaja konferencija pamjati Vladimira Nikolaeviča Toporova = International Conference Dedicated to the Memory of Academician Vladimir Toporov / Zav'jalova, M. V.
	Pis'ma Semena Kirsanova = Semyon Kirsanov Letters (Letters of famous Soviet poet, who was born in Odessa, to his friends) / Javorskaja, Alena
	Iz "Zigzagov pamjati" = From the "Zigzags of Memory" / Bernštejn, S. B.

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«Из пламя и света рождённое слово» (Памяти поэта Александра Аронова) = 'Out of the flame and light the word was born' (Dedicated to the memory of the poet Alexander Aronov)