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Franco-Moroccan and Italo-Libyan schools, 1912-1940 [articles] : a comparison / Wayne Peter SCHAEFER, fasc. 3-4

Main Author: SCHAEFER, Wayne Peter, AuteurLanguage: anglais.Publication: Londres : 1997Description: pp. 289-290ISSN: 0309 457X.Subject - Topical Name: [THESE-MEMOIRE] Subject - Geographical Name: MAROC | LIBYE Subject: COLONISATION | EDUCATION | ENSEIGNEMENT | ECOLE | FRANCE | ITALIE Item type:

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