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People and Machines. The History of Creation of The First Armenian Computers (Russian Edition) Printed Scarves Author(s) Ahmet Umit Translator(s) Arpi Size:11 1/4

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People and Machines. The History of Creation of The First Armenian Computers (Russian Edition) Printed Scarves Author(s) Ahmet Umit Translator(s) Arpi Size:11 1 4 Author(s) Ahmet Umit Translator(s) Arpi Atabekyan Language(s) Armenian Publisher(s) Antares Year 2015 Pages 792 Binding hardcover Printing Black & White Size 12 x 20 cm ISBN 9789939517346 Brand Arm Root Designer Tatev Hovakimyan Material(s) 925 Sterling Silver Size(s) Dimensions(s) Length: 45 cm The History of Creation of The First Armenian Computers (Russian Edition) Repatriation changed the whole culture of the USSR

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