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Title: Das Tagebuch des Franzosen Charles Ogier : Caroli Ogerii Ephemerides sive iter Danicum, Suecium Polonicum : Lutetiae Parisiorum 1656 : Ein Beitrag zur Kulturgeschichte des nördlichen Europas, speciell Danzigs im 17. Jahrhundert
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Caroli Ogerii Ephemerides sive iter Danicum, Suecium Polonicum
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- Pomeranian Digital Library > Cultural Heritage > Books edited between 1800 and 1945
- Pomeranian Digital Library > Regional Materials > Gdansk
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