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Komödiantische Volkstraditionen in Iran und die Entstehung des iranischen Berufstheaters nach europäischem Vorbild von der Jahrhundertwende bis 1978, Andrea Ritzel-Moosavi Male, Frankfurt a.M.: Lang, 1993, ISBN 3-631-45399-X, 167 pp.

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Komödiantische Volkstraditionen in Iran und die Entstehung des iranischen Berufstheaters nach europäischem Vorbild von der Jahrhundertwende bis 1978, Andrea Ritzel-Moosavi Male, Frankfurt a.M.: Lang, 1993, ISBN 3-631-45399-X, 167 pp.

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Katja Föllmer
Katja Föllmer*
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Institute of Iranian Studies, Goettingen
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Iranian Studies , Volume 43 , Issue 2 , April 2010 , pp. 301 - 304
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4 Floor, History, 23.

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7 For further information on theater in the Islamic Republic of Iran see Floor, History, 297–304.

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