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Halperin, Charles J. (1978) Medieval Myopia and the Mongol Period of Russian History. Russian History, 5. 188-191 doi:10.1163/187633178x00097

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TitleMedieval Myopia and the Mongol Period of Russian History
JournalRussian History
AuthorsHalperin, Charles J.Author
Year1978Volume5
PublisherBrill Deutschland GmbH
DOIdoi:10.1163/187633178x00097Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHalperin, Charles J. (1978) Medieval Myopia and the Mongol Period of Russian History. Russian History, 5. 188-191 doi:10.1163/187633178x00097
Plain TextHalperin, Charles J. (1978) Medieval Myopia and the Mongol Period of Russian History. Russian History, 5. 188-191 doi:10.1163/187633178x00097
In(n.d.) Russian History Vol. 5. Brill Deutschland GmbH

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