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Русские заимствования в языке этнических немцев Кировской области как результат лингвокультурного контактирования

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Русские заимствования в языке этнических немцев Кировской области как результат лингвокультурного контактирования
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Russian Linguistics, January 2017
DOI 10.1007/s11185-016-9174-9
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Olga Baykova

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#20,406,219
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