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Lahl, Bernd (1992) Berühmte Annaberger Gruben und ihre Geschichte [Famous Annaberg mines and their history]. Lapis, 17 (12). 34-38

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TitleBerühmte Annaberger Gruben und ihre Geschichte
[Famous Annaberg mines and their history]
JournalLapis
AuthorsLahl, BerndAuthor
Year1992 (December)Volume17
Page(s)34-38Issue12
PublisherChristian Weise Verlag GmbHPlaceMünchen
LanguagesGerman
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Full ReferenceLahl, Bernd (1992) Berühmte Annaberger Gruben und ihre Geschichte [Famous Annaberg mines and their history]. Lapis, 17 (12). 34-38
Plain TextLahl, Bernd (1992) Berühmte Annaberger Gruben und ihre Geschichte [Famous Annaberg mines and their history]. Lapis, 17 (12). 34-38
In(1992, December) Lapis Vol. 17 (12). Christian Weise Verlag GmbH

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