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(Les Guides Bleus) Paris 1956 Reiseführer Vorderer O Autor Autor Titel Ort Jahr Sachgebiet 1 Sachgebiet 2 Anmerkungen Le Moyen-Orient (Les Guides Paris 1956 Reiseführer Vorderer Orient Bleus) Bosworth, C. E. The Islamic Dynasties Edinburgh 1980 28 Islam Geschichte Islam American Doctoral Selim, George Dissertations on the Arab Washington 1976 01 Bibliographien Orientalistik Dimitri World 1833-1974. Second Edition A Bibliography of the Writings Attal, Robert Jerusalem 1975 01 Bibliographien Orientalistik of Prof. Shelomo Dov Goitein Bibliografia de Don Manuel Madrid 1952 01 Bibliographien Spanien, Islam Gomez Moreno Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie in der UdSSR. 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