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An Anthology of Czech Literature: 1st Period: From the Beginnings until 1410 (Westslavische Beiträge / West-Slavic Contributions)
Die unbekannte Minderheit: Slowaken in Wien und Niederösterreich im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert (Westslavische Beiträge / West-Slavic Contributions) (German Edition)
Slovakische Literatur im europäischen Kontext (Westslavische Beiträge / West-Slavic Contributions) (German Edition)
Studies in West Slavic and Baltic Linguistics (Studies in Slavic and General Linguistics, 16)
West Slavic Languages: Czech Republic, Czech Language, Lechitic Languages, Lower Sorbian Language, Slovak Language, Sorbian Languages
West Slavic Folksongs, Volume I: Bohemian, Moravian and Slovak Folksongs
The Slavs Between East and West. Marquette University Slavic Institute Papers, No. 19
Studies on evidentiality marking in West and South Slavic (Specimina philologiae Slavicae) (English and German and Russian Edition)
Vom Mythos zum Epos: Die Wege der slavischen Sängerepik (Westslavische Beiträge / West-Slavic Contributions) (German Edition)
Religious Exchange and Identities in Europe: Byzantium, the Latin West and the Slavic World (Rgzm/Leiza - Byzanz Zwischen Orient Und Okzident, 32)
Slavic Linguistics West Slavic languages / Slavyanskoe yazykoznanie Zapadnoslavyanskie yazyki
The Gospel of St. Mark Translated Into the Slave Language, for Indians of North-West America (English and Slavic Edition)
Russkaia Postmodernistkaia Proza v Vostochno- i Zapadno-Slavianskom Literaturnom Kontekste: [Russian post-modernist prose in an east and west Slavic literary context: ]
Czech Language / Czech Ecumenical Translation / Bible Novy Zakon / Czech is a West Slavic language with about 12 million native speakers
The Gospel of St. Mark Translated into the Slave language, For Indians of North-West America (Slavic Edition)
Aspects of the Slavic Language Question: Church Slavonic-South Slavic-West Slavic (Yale Russian & East European Publications)
Slovak Language / Version: 1997 Slovak Bible Society / The Slovak language, is an Indo-European language that belongs to the West Slavic languages (together with Czech, Polish, Silesian, Kashubian, and Sorbian).
