ЛИТЕРАТУРНА МИСЪЛ

Czech induction of totalitarianism ("Why I Am Not a Communist")

Velichko Todorov

Czech induction of totalitarianism ("Why I Am Not a Communist")

Author

Velichko Todorov

Publisher

Institute for Literature - BAS

Page range:

213

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215

Pages: 3

Language

Bulgarian

COUNT:

1

ACCESS: Free access

ГОДИНА: 1991

Issue-2

ПУБЛИКУВАНО НА : 16 February 1991

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- Name: Velichko Todorov
- Inversion: Todorov, Velichko
Subject

Language and Literature Studies

Keywords

чешки, увод, тоталитаризма, Ргос, nejsem, komunista

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Variants of tragedy in the "murdered son" story
Plamen Panayotov
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Filip Solers
Dante and the crossing of the letter
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