The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere

essay by Emmanuel Todd
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The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere

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The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere is a publication[1].

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  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere authored an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — author (P50): Emmanuel Todd[2].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's instance of is recorded as an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — instance of (P31): publication[3].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's genre is recorded as an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — genre (P136): essay[4].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's OCLC number is recorded as 462090864[5].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's Bibliothèque nationale de France ID is recorded as 34584683k[6].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's language of work or name is recorded as an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — language of work or name (P407): French[7].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's publication date is recorded as +1976-00-00T00:00:00Z[8].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's Open Library ID is recorded as OL851066W[9].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's Internet Archive ID is recorded as la-chute-finale-essai-sur-la-decomposition-de-la-sphere-sovietique-by-emmanuel-todd-z-lib.org[10].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's main subject is recorded as an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — main subject (P921): Soviet Union[11].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's main subject is recorded as an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — main subject (P921): end[12].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's work available at URL is recorded as https://archive.org/details/la-chute-finale-essai-sur-la-decomposition-de-la-sphere-sovietique-by-emmanuel-todd-z-lib.org/mode/2up[13].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's SUDOC editions is recorded as 082989990[14].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q1069725', 'amount': '+323'}[15].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's title is recorded as La Chute finale[16].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's subtitle is recorded as essai sur la décomposition de la sphère soviétique[17].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's NACSIS-CAT bibliography ID is recorded as BA37093126[18].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/121_4d_5[19].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's Semantic Scholar paper ID is recorded as b4ea7fd4e0ff61d739d0c44b6547111310df13e2[20].
  • The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's Semantic Scholar corpus ID is recorded as 161751024[21].

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The final fall : an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere's instance of is recorded as an essay on the decomposition of the Soviet sphere — instance of (P31): publication[3].

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