SBB Bauten Max Vogt
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Summary
SBB Bauten Max Vogt is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt authored Martin Stollenwerk[2].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt authored Hilar Stadler[3].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt authored Juri Steiner[4].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt authored Axel Simon[5].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[6].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt was published by gta Verlag[7].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's place of publication is recorded as Zurich[8].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's edition number is recorded as 1[9].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's language of work or name is recorded as Swiss High German[10].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt was distributed by hardcover[11].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt was published on 2006[12].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's edition or translation of is recorded as SBB Bauten Max Vogt[13].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's title is recorded as SBB Bauten Max Vogt[14].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's copyright holder is recorded as Martin Stollenwerk[15].
- SBB Bauten Max Vogt's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[16].
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Authorship and Creation
Authored works include Martin Stollenwerk[2], a photographer[17], b. 1962[18]; Hilar Stadler[3], a historian[19], b. 1963[20], specialised in art history[21]; Juri Steiner[4], an art historian[22], b. 1969[23], of Switzerland[24], specialised in art history[25]; and Axel Simon[5], an architect[26], b. 1966[27], of Switzerland[28]. SBB Bauten Max Vogt was published by gta Verlag[7].
Publication
SBB Bauten Max Vogt was published on 2006[12]. Its place of publication is recorded as Zurich[8]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Swiss High German[10]. It was distributed by hardcover[11].