OLC Slavistik: Windle, Kevin - Artem Sergeev Translated: The Image Of A Russian Revolutionary In Tom Keneally's "people's Train"

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ID	2001954786
Author(s)	Windle, Kevin
Title	Artem Sergeev Translated: The Image Of A Russian Revolutionary In Tom Keneally's "people's Train"
Published	The New Zealand Slavonic journal, Wellington : Univ, 45, 2011, 29-43
Soundex	A0726; S8740; T2768; I0640; R7860; R7526; K4655; P1158; T2760
Medium	article
Holdings (in Germany)	see in ZDB-Katalog
Holdings	see in WorldCat
Source	OLC Slavistik
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	Brisbane Prison: Artem Sergeev Describes Boggo Road / Windle, Kevin
	Voices Crying in the Wilderness: Revolutionary Editorials in the Brisbane Russian Press of 1919 / Windle, Kevin
	Ukraine under the Soviets: The Мemoirs of Vasyl´ Sokil. Translated Excerpts with аn Introduction / Windle, Kevin
	Unmajestic bombast': The Brisbane Union of Russian Workers as Shown in a 1919 Play by Herman Bykov / Windle, Kevin
	Ukrainian text in a Russian context: Bulgakov's Belaia gvardiia in English translation / Windle, Kevin
	Shevchenko's narrative poem Maria in three Russian translations: a comparative study / Windle, Kevin
	"Hunters' Notes" - Ornithology and Cultural Attitudes in Russian Literature of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries / Windle, Kevin

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Artem Sergeev Translated: The Image Of A Russian Revolutionary In Tom Keneally's "people's Train"