Šerres beaivi (1994)

Summary

Šerres beaivi (1994) is a bilingual book^[1].

Key Facts

• Šerres beaivi (1994) authored Elvira Galkina^[2].
• Šerres beaivi (1994) authored Jak Jakovlev^[3].
• Šerres beaivi (1994) received the Saami Council Literature Prize^[4].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s instance of is recorded as bilingual book^[5].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation^[6].
• Šerres beaivi (1994) was published by Davvi Girji^[7].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s genre is children's literature^[8].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s genre is poetry^[9].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s genre is children's book^[10].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s place of publication is recorded as Karasjok^[11].
• The original language of Šerres beaivi (1994) was Kildin Sami^[12].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s language of work or name is recorded as Northern Sami^[13].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s language of work or name is recorded as Kildin Sami^[14].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s country of origin is recorded as Norway^[15].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s country of origin is recorded as Soviet Union^[16].
• Šerres beaivi (1994) was released on 1994^[17].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s edition or translation of is recorded as Q130732578^[18].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s translator is recorded as Lásse Luoppal^[19].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s dedicated to is recorded as Nina Afanasyeva^[20].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s sponsor is recorded as Q131438464^[21].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s sponsor is recorded as Nordic Council of Ministers^[22].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s main subject is Kola Sámi^[23].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s work available at URL is recorded as http://kolanord.ru/html_public/col_avtory/GalkinaEA/GalkinaE_JakovlevJ_Soln-denj_Penjvjejs_1994/^[24].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+23'}^[25].
• Šerres beaivi (1994)'s title is recorded as Šerres beaivi^[26].

Body

Authorship and Creation

Authored works include Elvira Galkina^[2], a writer^[27], b. 1965^[28], of Russia^[29], awarded the Saami Council Literature Prize^[30] and Jak Jakovlev^[3]. Šerres beaivi (1994) was published by Davvi Girji^[7].

Publication

Šerres beaivi (1994) was released on 1994^[17]. Šerres beaivi (1994)'s place of publication is recorded as Karasjok^[11]. The original language of Šerres beaivi (1994) was Kildin Sami^[12]. Languages include Northern Sami^[13] and Kildin Sami^[14]. Genres include children's literature^[8], poetry^[9], and children's book^[10].

Subject and Themes

Šerres beaivi (1994)'s main subject is Kola Sámi^[23].

Reception

Šerres beaivi (1994) received the Saami Council Literature Prize^[4].

FAQs

What awards did Šerres beaivi (1994) receive?

Honors received include Saami Council Literature Prize^[4].