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Vlčí jáma (English: Wolf's Den [1] or The Wolf Trap) [2] is a Czech psychological[ citation needed] novel by Jarmila Glazarová. It was first published in 1938. This novel was Glazarová's first. [3]
References
- ^ "Bohemian (Czech) Books" (1938) 35 The Booklist 391 at 392 Google Books
- ^ (1965) Films and Filming. Volume 11. Issue 3. Page 42. Google Books.
- ^ K Brusak, "Glazarová, Jarmila" in Anthony Thorlby (ed). The Penguin Companion to Literature. Penguin Books. 1969. Volume 2 (European Literature). Page 315.
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Vlčí jáma (English: Wolf's Den [1] or The Wolf Trap) [2] is a Czech psychological[ citation needed] novel by Jarmila Glazarová. It was first published in 1938. This novel was Glazarová's first. [3]
References
- ^ "Bohemian (Czech) Books" (1938) 35 The Booklist 391 at 392 Google Books
- ^ (1965) Films and Filming. Volume 11. Issue 3. Page 42. Google Books.
- ^ K Brusak, "Glazarová, Jarmila" in Anthony Thorlby (ed). The Penguin Companion to Literature. Penguin Books. 1969. Volume 2 (European Literature). Page 315.
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