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«Der Fischer Weltalmanach 1991» is the reference almanac published by Fischer Taschenbuch Verlag in paperback (1151 pages, in German).
It brings together more than 200,000 updated facts and figures about the world, with an extensive country lexicon, biographies of leading politicians, world economy statistics and international organizations. It reflects the global situation of 1991, including the new states, with information on politics, geography, science and culture.
It is the 32nd edition of the series, corresponding to 1991 and published in 1990 in Frankfurt am Main; the work was founded by Gustav Fochler-Hauke.
For students, researchers and readers interested in history, politics and international statistics, or in a global overview of the world in 1991.
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