Hedda Gabler
Henrik Ibsen, Odd 1919-2010 [Translator] Tangerud
Free public-domain ebook (Project Gutenberg #19183)
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Subjects
- Man-woman relationships -- Drama
- Women -- Social conditions -- Drama
- Identity (Psychology) -- Drama
- Norwegian drama -- Translations into Esperanto
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