Die Tatarenwüste (Record n. 13269)

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000 -Record Label
fixed length control field 00708am 2a220021750 4500
005 - Version Identifier
control field 20260716123149.0
010 ## - International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
Number (ISBN) 3-548-03362-8
100 ## - General Processing Data
General Processing Data 20260101d1977 gery50 ba
101 0# - Language of the Resource
Language of Text, Soundtrack etc. German
102 ## - Country of Publication or Production
Country of publication
200 1# - Title and Statement of Responsibility
Title Proper Die Tatarenwüste
Other Title Information Roman
First Statement of Responsibility Dino Buzzati
Subsequent Statement of Responsibility [Aus dem Italienischen von Percy Eckstein und Wendla Lipsius]
210 ## - Publication, Distribution, etc.
Place of Publication, Distribution, etc. Frankfurt/M ; Berlin ; Wien
Name of Publisher, Distributor, etc. Ullstein
Date of Publication, Distribution, etc. 1977
215 ## - Physical Description
Specific Material Designation and Extent of Item 190 p. ; 18 cm
225 ## - Series
Series Title Ullstein-Buch
Volume Designation 512 ; Nr. 3362
300 ## - General Notes
Text of Note Ungekürzte Ausg.
606 ## - Topical Name Used as Subject
Authority Record Number SOG_00046
Entry Element Buzzati, Dino
Topical Subdivision Opere
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700 #1 - Personal Name - Primary Responsibility
Authority Record Number AUT_00192
Entry Element Buzzati
Part of Name Other than Entry Element Dino
Relator Code Author
702 #1 - Personal Name - Secondary Responsibility
Authority Record Number AUT_00391
Entry Element Eckstein
Part of Name Other than Entry Element Percy
Relator Code Editor
Authority Record Number AUT_00621
Entry Element Lipsius
Part of Name Other than Entry Element Wendla
Relator Code Editor
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