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18 Aug 2020 Operation X

Questo merita di essere incluso nei libri di storia

16 Jun 202021 Oct 2019 Operation X

I due fari di Schiermonnikoog

26 May 2020 Operation X

Il metodo per imparare la lingua di Schiermonnikoog

17 Mar 202012 Oct 2019 Operation X

La lingua di Schiermonnikoog è poetica

18 Feb 202012 Oct 2019 Operation X

L’opinione popolare sulla lingua di Schiermonnikoog

23 Dec 201913 Jan 2020 Operation X

La geografia ed identità di Schiermonnikoog

28 Nov 201928 Nov 2019 Operation X

L’incontro storico con gli anziani di Schiermonnikoog

19 Nov 201920 Oct 2020 Operation X

La mia conoscenza della natura su Schiermonnikoog

15 Oct 201921 Nov 2019 Operation X

I miei sentimenti per la mia prima volta su Schiermonnikoog

9 Jul 201910 Jul 2019 Operation X

La lingua di Schiermonnikoog

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