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The French worker about the Soviet union : Historical experience and literature. / Taimanova, T. S.

в: Modern History of Russia, № 3, 01.01.2015, стр. 121-130.

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Taimanova, TS 2015, 'The French worker about the Soviet union: Historical experience and literature', Modern History of Russia, № 3, стр. 121-130.

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Taimanova, T. S. (2015). The French worker about the Soviet union: Historical experience and literature. Modern History of Russia, (3), 121-130.

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Taimanova TS. The French worker about the Soviet union: Historical experience and literature. Modern History of Russia. 2015 Янв. 1;(3):121-130.

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Taimanova, T. S. / The French worker about the Soviet union : Historical experience and literature. в: Modern History of Russia. 2015 ; № 3. стр. 121-130.

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