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ZENSUR UND SELBSTZENSUR. DROHT UNSEREN OEFFENTLICHEN BIBLIOTHEKEN GEFAHR. = CENSURE ET AUTOCENSURE. NOS BIBLIOTHEQUES SONT-ELLES MENACEES DE DANGER.KROGOLL J.1979; Z. BIBLIOTHEKSWES. BBG., SONDERH.; DEU; DA. 1979; NO 28; PP. 68-75Conference Paper