Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day
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Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day
Summary
Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day is a written work[1].
Key Facts
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's instance of is recorded as written work[2].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's publisher is recorded as L'Harmattan[3].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's publisher is recorded as Casbah Éditions[4].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-2-7475-9601-5[5].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's ISSN is recorded as 0980-5265[6].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's page is recorded as 374[7].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's language of work or name is recorded as French[8].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's publication date is recorded as +2005-00-00T00:00:00Z[9].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's Open Library ID is recorded as OL19538497M[10].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's Google Books ID is recorded as dEp0AAAAMAAJ[11].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's ISBN-10 is recorded as 2-7475-9601-X[12].
- Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's author name string is recorded as Mélica Ouennoughi[13].
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Designation and Status
Maghreb deportees in New Caledonia and the cultivation of the date palm from 1864 to the present day's instance of is recorded as written work[2].