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Pestrá Evropa: Toskové a Gegové v Albánii, Albánci v Černé Hoře, Makedonii a Srbsku – Kosovu, Bretonci ve Francii, Gagauzové v Moldávii, Ladinové v Itálii, Rusíni na Slovensku, Ukrajině, v Maďarsku, Rumunsku a Moldávii, Huculové na Ukrajině, Rusové (staroobřadníci) v Lotyšsku, Walserové ve Švýcarsku.

January 2015

DOI:10.13140/RG.2.1.1406.7289

Edition: Pestrá Evropa
Publisher: Nostalgie
ISBN: 978-80-906207-0-4

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Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

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Toskové a Gegové v Albánii, Albánci v Černé Hoře, Makedonii a Srbsku – Kosovu, Bretonci ve Francii, Gagauzové v Moldávii, Ladinové v Itálii, Rusíni na Slovensku, Ukrajině, v Maďarsku, Rumunsku a Moldávii, Huculové na Ukrajině, Rusové (staroobřadníci) v Lotyšsku, Walserové ve Švýcarsku.

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