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The uprooted Tibetans in India : a sociological study of continuity and change /

DK Number:	DK-36857
ISBN:	9788170206194
Title:	The uprooted Tibetans in India : a sociological study of continuity and change /
Author:	Girija Saklani.
Imprint:	New Delhi : Cosmo Publications,
Physical Desc.:	xvi, 452 p. , [28] p. of plates : ill., maps (some folded) ; 23 cm.
Year:	1984
Price:	USD 34.05
Subject Strings:	Refugees, Tibetan--India.
	Tibet--Pol. & govt.

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