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Polski: Tytuł: Druga jesień : oryginał i kopie
Adres wydawniczy: [Miejsce nieznane], 1934
Gatunek: opowiadania i nowele
Forma i typ: rękopisy
Opis fizyczny: 24 karty ; 30x15,5 cm
Współtwórcy: Ficowski, Jerzy (1924-2006) Właściciel
Jedyny ocalały rękopis literacki Brunona Schulza, zachowany w archiwum "Kameny". Język polski.
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