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Wilke, Hans-Jürgen (1991) Das Mineralogische Museum des Leningrader Bergbau-Instituts [The Mineralogical Museum of the Leningrad Mining Institute]. Lapis, 16 (6) 24-37

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TitleDas Mineralogische Museum des Leningrader Bergbau-Instituts
[The Mineralogical Museum of the Leningrad Mining Institute]
JournalLapis
AuthorsWilke, Hans-JürgenAuthor
Year1991 (June)Volume16
Issue6
PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbH
LanguagesGerman
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Full ReferenceWilke, Hans-Jürgen (1991) Das Mineralogische Museum des Leningrader Bergbau-Instituts [The Mineralogical Museum of the Leningrad Mining Institute]. Lapis, 16 (6) 24-37
Plain TextWilke, Hans-Jürgen (1991) Das Mineralogische Museum des Leningrader Bergbau-Instituts [The Mineralogical Museum of the Leningrad Mining Institute]. Lapis, 16 (6) 24-37
In(1991, June) Lapis Vol. 16 (6). Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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