Фактологія. 10 хибних уявлень про світ, і чому все набагато краще, ніж ми думаємо
- Автор: Рослінг Ганс, Рослінг Уля
- Год: 2019
- Язык: украинский
- Год: НАШ ФОРМАТ
- ISBN: 978-617-7682-58-4
- Переводчик: Ірина Ємельянова
- Жанр: Психология
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