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'''[1951]: Forlaegger Hirschsprung, København''' | |||
''Jorden er rund. Magellans eventyrlige bedrift'' [Magellan. Der Mann und seine Tat]. Translated by Clara Hammerich. 196/(2)p. Illustrated | |||
'''[1969]: Forlaegger Aschehoug, København''' | |||
''Jorden er rund. Magellans eventyrlige bedrift'' [Magellan. Der Mann und seine Tat]. Translated by Clara Hammerich. 216/(2)p. Illustrated. [Minerva-bøgerne] | |||
'''[1986]: Bibliotekscentralen, Ballerup''' | |||
''Jorden er rund. Magellans eventyrlige bedrift'' [Magellan. Der Mann und seine Tat]. Translated by Clara Hammerich. Non-musical sound recording. Read by Jørgen Weel. 7 cassettes and 2 folder. Ca. 553 minutes | |||
'''Excerpt:''' | |||
"Havenes erobrer" in ''Det Bedste fra Reader's Digest'' [København], September 1957, pp. 123-154. See English: "Conqueror of the Seas" in ''Reader's Digest'' [New York], April 1938 and ''Reader's Digest'' [London], December 1956 | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:10, 10 October 2014
[1951]: Forlaegger Hirschsprung, København
Jorden er rund. Magellans eventyrlige bedrift [Magellan. Der Mann und seine Tat]. Translated by Clara Hammerich. 196/(2)p. Illustrated
[1969]: Forlaegger Aschehoug, København
Jorden er rund. Magellans eventyrlige bedrift [Magellan. Der Mann und seine Tat]. Translated by Clara Hammerich. 216/(2)p. Illustrated. [Minerva-bøgerne]
[1986]: Bibliotekscentralen, Ballerup
Jorden er rund. Magellans eventyrlige bedrift [Magellan. Der Mann und seine Tat]. Translated by Clara Hammerich. Non-musical sound recording. Read by Jørgen Weel. 7 cassettes and 2 folder. Ca. 553 minutes
Excerpt:
"Havenes erobrer" in Det Bedste fra Reader's Digest [København], September 1957, pp. 123-154. See English: "Conqueror of the Seas" in Reader's Digest [New York], April 1938 and Reader's Digest [London], December 1956