Bibliographie der gesamten wissenschaftlichen literatur über den alkohol und den alkoholismus / mit unterstützung der Kgl. Akademie der wissenschaften in Berlin redigiert ; und herausgegeben von E. Abderhalden in Berlin.
- Emil Abderhalden
- Date:
- 1904
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Credit: Bibliographie der gesamten wissenschaftlichen literatur über den alkohol und den alkoholismus / mit unterstützung der Kgl. Akademie der wissenschaften in Berlin redigiert ; und herausgegeben von E. Abderhalden in Berlin. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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