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ID1974338037
Author(s)Hnatjuk, Mychajlo
Title

Ukraïns'ko-nimec'kyj bilinhvizm: pohranyččja čy identyčnostej = Ukrainian-German Bilingualism: Borderland or Dialogue of Indentities

PublishedVisnyk L'viv'skoho Universytetu / Serija filolohična, L'viv, 60, 2014, 1, 10-18
Languageukr
SoundexU0476; N6644; B1568; P1768; I0262; U0476; G4766; B1564; B1727; D2540; I0626
Mediumarticle
Holdings (in Germany)ZDB-Katalog
Holdingssee in WorldCat
SourceOLC Slavistik
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