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- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 first "Tomáš Garrigue".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 isCitedBy Pětka.
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 last "Masaryk".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 location "New York".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 others "Translated by Karel Čapek".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 publisher "G. P. Putnam's Sons".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 ref "harv".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 title "President Masaryk Tells His Story".
- 5efc268f084aec743a5289d081e24939a104cab96ead91bcdbe9d4a38279e936 year "1935".