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SHELFMARK:FT.01.220
- Subject (what)
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Autorin
Literatur
Emanzipation
Neunzehntes Jahrhundert
Frühfeministin
Sand, George
- Subject (where)
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Frankreich
- Subject (when)
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[o. J.]
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