Buch
Second Stories : Conversations with Women Whose Artistic Careers Began After Thirty-Five
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Deutsch
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Biografie
- Bezug (wann)
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1979
- Beteiligte Personen und Organisationen
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Frym,Gloria
Heimerdinger,Debra(Fotos)
Chronicle Books
- Erschienen
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Chronicle Books
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LLL e.V. Lesbenarchiv Frankfurt am Main
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26.01.2023, 09:14 MEZ
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- Buch
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- Frym,Gloria
- Heimerdinger,Debra(Fotos)
- Chronicle Books
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