The Changing Face of Communism in Eastern Europe. Ed. by P.A. Toma. Collaborating Authors: V.V. Aspaturian, D.D. Dalgleish, S. Fischer-Galati, [a.o.].

The Changing Face of Communism in Eastern Europe. Ed. by P.A. Toma. Collaborating Authors: V.V. Aspaturian, D.D. Dalgleish, S. Fischer-Galati, [a.o.].
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