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Wirtschaftsrussisch-Wörterbuch. Band 2, Russisch-Deutsch

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Band II: Russisch-Deutsch des Wirtschaftsrussisch-Wörterbuches ist in seinen Termini hoch aktuell, präzise und zuverlässig. Band I: Deutsch-Russisch finden Sie hier.

Title Wirtschaftsrussisch-Wörterbuch. Band 2, Russisch-Deutsch / Liane Fijas, Viktoria Petrowna Tjulnina.
Edition Reprint 2016.
Publisher Berlin
Boston : Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag
Creation Date [2016]
Notes Issued also in print.
In Russian.
Content Frontmatter -- Vorwort -- Zur Benutzung des Wörterbuches -- A-E -- F-M -- N-P -- C-T -- Y- Я
Series Lehr- und Handbücher zu Sprachen und Kulturen
Band 2
Extent 1 online resource (499 p.)
Language Russian
Copyright Date ©2001
National Library system number 997010721405905171
MARC RECORDS
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