Archivale
Articles (in 'The Indian Sociologist': Vol. X, No. 4) : "British Spies Once More At Work On An Unprecedented Scale."/"An Eye-Opener For Pro-British Fools."
- Reference number
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42 324.3
- Further information
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Erscheinungsort: Paris
Provenienz: Krüger Files
- Context
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Krüger Files >> 'The Indian Sociologist'
- Holding
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Krüger Files
- Date of creation
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01.04.2014
- Other object pages
- Last update
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01.07.2025, 1:21 PM CEST
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Leibniz-Zentrum Moderner Orient, Sondersammlung der Bibliothek. If you have any questions about the object, please contact the data provider.
Object type
- Archivale
Time of origin
- 01.04.2014
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