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Catalogue des sources de documentation juridique dans le monde

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International Association of Legal Science
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Title Niggunim from "The Dybbuk" (manuscript).
Additional Titles A register of legal documentation in the world.
Publisher [Paris] : UNESCO
Creation Date [1953]
Notes "Prepared with the support of the International Committee for Social Science Documentation."
Includes bibliographies.
Series Documentation in the social sciences
Extent 362 pages
24 cm.
Language French
National Library system number 990030763350205171

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