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ISBN10: 0753826925, ISBN13: 9780753826928, [publisher: Orion, London|W&N] Softcover A sweeping narrative of the decline and fall of the Roman Empire.Der Fall des Roemischen Reiches ging nicht so zivilisiert vonstatten, wie es gerne behauptet wird: Adrian Goldsworthy enthuellt auf klare Weise mit viel gesundem Menschenverstand die wahren .
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