The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation
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The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation
Summary
The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation is a blog post[1].
Key Facts
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation authored Jens Bemme[2].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's image is recorded as G5241.jpg[3].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's image is recorded as Slawenburg Raddusch-1.jpg[4].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's image is recorded as 14879-Moritzburg-1912-Schloß-Brück & Sohn Kunstverlag.jpg[5].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's image is recorded as VEB Kombinat Robotron Dresden 1990.jpg[6].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's image is recorded as 292 Krakow Katedra na Wawelu 20070805.jpg[7].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's instance of is recorded as blog post[8].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's genre is recorded as book review[9].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's DOI is recorded as 10.58079/TW8L[10].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's language of work or name is recorded as German[11].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's publication date is recorded as +2019-10-22T00:00:00Z[12].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as Augustus II the Strong[13].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as Dresden[14].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as House of Wettin[15].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as Brück & Sohn[16].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as Wikimedia movement[17].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as digital literacy[18].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as history[19].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as Kingdom of Saxony[20].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as HISTOdigitaLE[21].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's main subject is recorded as media transformation[22].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's work available at URL is recorded as https://saxorum.hypotheses.org/2664[23].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's described by source is recorded as Regional bibliography of Saxony[24].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's published in is recorded as saxorum.hypotheses.org[25].
- The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's title is recorded as Die Geschichte Sachsens hat nur Westentaschenformat – im Medienwandel[26].
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Authorship and Creation
The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation authored Jens Bemme[2].
Publication
The history of Saxony only has a pocket size - in the media transformation's publication date is recorded as +2019-10-22T00:00:00Z[12]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German[11]. Its genre is recorded as book review[9].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Augustus II the Strong[13], Dresden[14], House of Wettin[15], Brück & Sohn[16], Wikimedia movement[17], and digital literacy[18].