From the City to the Dacha : Socio-cultural Factors Behind the Creation of St. Petersburg’s Dacha Belt (Russia, Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century)

From the City to the Dacha : Socio-cultural Factors Behind the Creation of St. Petersburg’s Dacha Belt (Russia, Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century)
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从城市到别墅:圣彼得堡别墅带创建背后的社会文化因素(俄罗斯,十九世纪/二十世纪初)

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10.1007/978-3-319-41139-2_6
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2017
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0.7
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Malinova-Tziafeta
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人文科学4区
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