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Hi there, we appreciate your patience as we work through the tremendous backlog. I've added the book, you can find it here: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...Bookbeat is not a site we can use. Found it on the Dutch library site: https://webcat.hostedwise.nl/wise-app...
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All the goodreads messages were marked as spam. I now just retrieved them all....Thanks for adding the book!
Publish date: 28-2-2023
Publisher: Atlas Contact, Uitgeverij
ISBN: 9789020417098
Author: Fjodor Dostojevski
Reader: Ad Knippels
Duration: 43 uur 8min
Categories: Klassiekers
Language: Nederlands
Description:
In ‘De gebroeders Karamazov’ bouwt Fjodor Dostojevski een ijzingwekkende psychologische spanning op rond de drie broers Karamazov en de moord op hun vader. Ieder heeft zijn motieven en ook de gelegenheid gehad voor deze gruweldaad. De vermenging van filosofie en religie met psychologie en pure vertelkunst maakt deze roman van Fjodor Dostojevski (1821-1881) tot een van de mijlpalen van de negentiende-eeuwse literatuur.
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The cover picture can be retrieved from Bookbeat