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*1001#$aSuhorukova, Nadija$_44596300
*24013$a#Маріуполь #Надія$9ukr$2Надія Сухорукова$_44596400
*24513$a# Mariupol # Nadija$cNadija Suhorukova ; [oversatt av] russisk Svitlana Andriusjtsjenko; Ill. Daniil Nemirovskij$iOriginaltittel
*2461 $a#Маріуполь #Надія$bНадія Сухорукова
*260 #$aKyiv$bLaboratorija$c2023
*300 #$a222  sider$bIll.
*336 #$atext$btxt
*337 #$aunmediated$bn
*338 #$avolume$bnc
*5208#$aIt seemed impossible. However, for months, the whole world watched live as the Russian army destroyed Mariupol. The author of this book, Nadiya Sukhorukova, was among those who had to experience this horror. Frankly and painfully emotional, she shows Mariupol through the eyes of its inhabitants.
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*650 4$aKrigen i Ukraina, 2022-$0(NO-OsBA)1428819$2bibbi$9nob$_41926900
*651  $aUkraina$_17078000
*655 0$aDagbøker$0https://id.nb.no/vocabulary/ntsf/54$9nob$_43643300
*655 4$aBiografiske fortellinger$_44382900
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