Fragmenta

local history periodical
Periodical Magazine Q120489851

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Instance of
magazine
Field of work
history[2]
Inception
1886[8]
Language of work or name
Dutch[6]
Country of origin
Belgium[7]
Dissolved, abolished or demolished
1891[9]
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Other letters from Guido Gezelle[11]
Title
Fragmenta[10]
🏷️ Also known as
en Fragmenta en Fragmenta: Maandschrift voor de geschiedenis van dorpen en steden in Vlaanderen fr Fragmenta: Maandschrift voor de geschiedenis van dorpen en steden in Vlaanderen nl Fragmenta: Maandschrift voor de geschiedenis van dorpen en steden in Vlaanderen

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Fragmenta is a magazine[1].

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