A.P. Čehov

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Authors: Vladimir Vladimirovitch Ermilov, Vladimir Vladimirovich Ermilov (Владимир Владимирович Ермилов)
Imprint: Moscow: Sovetskii pisatel', 1951
Language: Russian
Copyright: The author died in 1965: the original text is public domain where copyright lasts 50 years after death, as in China and many countries in Asia and Africa; a translation may still be under the translator’s copyright.
Sources: SUDOC record 11986410X

Other editions of this work

A. P. Čechov: 12 editions in the catalogue, grouped by author and original title.

1944 A.P. Chekhov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1951 A. P. Čechov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1951 A. P. Chekhov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1954 A. P. Čechov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1954 A. P. Čehov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1954 A.P. Chekhov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1955 A.P. Čechov — Khudozhestvennaia literatura, Russian
1959 A. P. Čechov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1959 A. P. Čehov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
1959 A. P. Chekhov — Sovetskii pisatel', Russian
n.d. Anton Pavlovich Chekhov — Foreign Languages Publishing House (Moscow), Russian

Chicago

Ermilov, Vladimir Vladimirovitch and Vladimir Vladimirovich Ermilov (Владимир Владимирович Ермилов). A.P. Čehov. Moscow: Sovetskii pisatel', 1951.

MLA

Ermilov, Vladimir Vladimirovitch, and Vladimir Vladimirovich Ermilov (Владимир Владимирович Ермилов). A.P. Čehov. Sovetskii pisatel', 1951.

APA

Ermilov, V. V. & Ермилов), V. V. E. (. В. (1951). A.P. Čehov. Sovetskii pisatel'.

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