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Children of the Arbat by Anatoli Rybakov · Booklabria

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Children of the Arbat

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Children of the Arbat

Name: Children of the Arbat
Author: Anatoli Rybakov

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First published: 1988

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A book by Anatoli Rybakov, first published in 1988. Open Library records 1 edition, in English; it is from Little, Brown, 1988, 685 pages.

Subjects: History
Set in: Soviet Union
Time: 1917-1936
Characters: Joseph Stalin

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Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1988
Edition: 1st English-language ed.
Pages: 685
Language: English
Series: [The Arbat trilogy ;
ISBN-10: 0316763721

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