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Neuerscheinungen Des Monats März 2020 Neuerscheinungen des Monats März 2020 In der #ReleaseCorner werden monatlich Neuerscheinungen in Sachen Prog und verwandten Bereichen gesammelt, die wir für bemerkenstwert halten. Wir erheben dabei natürlich keinen Anspruch auf Vollständigkeit. Eine im Gegensatz zum Untenstehenden nahezu komplette Übersicht zu anstehenden Prog-Releases gibt es übrigens hier. In jedem Falle freuen wir uns über euer Feedback in der Betreuter-Gruppen-Prog Gruppe auf Facebook oder über das Kontaktformular am Ende des Artikels. 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