David Fraser (desambiguación)
"David Fraser" está compuesto de al menos 13 autores distintos, dividido por sus obras.
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David Fraser (1)
And We Shall Shock Them: British Army in the Second World War (Cassell Military Paperbacks) (1981) 92 copias
MHQ: The Quarterly Journal of Military History — Spring 1994 (1994) — Author "Rommel's Last Battle" — 16 copias
David Fraser (desconocido)
The Papers of William Penn, vol. 5, 1660–1726: William Penn's Published Writings (1986) — Editor — 10 copias
Mad Frank and Sons: Tougher Than the Krays, Frank and His Boys on Gangland, Crime and Doing Time (2017) 3 copias
Disrespect Today, Conflict Tomorrow: The Politics of Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (Studies in Post-Conflict… (2009) 1 copia
Joseph Wright of Derby 1 copia
Yr amddiffynwyr 1 copia
A Guide To Weft Twinning 1 copia
Conocimiento común
- Aviso de desambiguación
- 1. General Sir David Fraser (1920- ) is the military historian and novelist who wrote Knight's Cross. (Wikipedia's list of his works is entirely wrong by the way as of this writing)
2. David Emlyn Fraser, b. 24 Dec. 1911 author of Yr anturiaethwyr
3. David Fraser, born 2 May 1942 wrote A Land Fit for Criminals
4. (David John Fraser, b. Oct. 14, 1953) wrote Law after Auschwitz
5.David W. Fraser is a research associate at the Textile Museum in Washington DC. - Mantles of Merit
6.Fraser, David, fl. 1905- Persia and Turkey in revolt
7. David Fraser, author of Fairest Isle, is a joint pseudonym being used by Michael Ewing and Colin Northway
8. David Fraser, PhD, is a leading authority on relationship skills in professional and personal life, b. 1963 - Relationship Mastery
9. David Fraser - Royal Exchange Theatre Company
10. Fraser, David (David G.) Understanding animal welfare
11. Fraser, David Peter 1946- As One Cradles Pain
12. David Fraser - Wright in Italy
13. David Frazer - Handbook '67: An Informal Guide to Victoria College for First Year
