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Un sueño renacido : De las "repúblicas negras" de la Comintern a la "plurinacionalidad" con la participación afrodescendiente en América Latina. / Dobronravin, Nikolay A.

в: Izquierdas, № 49, 06.2020, стр. 4103-4119.

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Dobronravin, NA 2020, 'Un sueño renacido: De las "repúblicas negras" de la Comintern a la "plurinacionalidad" con la participación afrodescendiente en América Latina', Izquierdas, № 49, стр. 4103-4119.

APA

Dobronravin, N. A. (2020). Un sueño renacido: De las "repúblicas negras" de la Comintern a la "plurinacionalidad" con la participación afrodescendiente en América Latina. Izquierdas, (49), 4103-4119.

Vancouver

Dobronravin NA. Un sueño renacido: De las "repúblicas negras" de la Comintern a la "plurinacionalidad" con la participación afrodescendiente en América Latina. Izquierdas. 2020 Июнь;(49):4103-4119.

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Dobronravin, Nikolay A. / Un sueño renacido : De las "repúblicas negras" de la Comintern a la "plurinacionalidad" con la participación afrodescendiente en América Latina. в: Izquierdas. 2020 ; № 49. стр. 4103-4119.

BibTeX

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