Celsissimus: Salzburger Roman
Arthur Achleitner
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Subjects
- Biographical fiction
- Raitenau, Wolf Dietrich von, 1559-1617
- Austria -- History -- Habsburg dynasty (1273-1740) -- Fiction
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