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Titulli: Who will slay the wolf (kopertinë e trashë)
Gjinia: Poezi
Autori: Ali Podrimja
Shtëpia botuese: Gjonlekaj Publishing
Viti: 2000
Fq. 268
Pesha: 0.521 kg
ISBN: 0-9622141-6-7
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