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Magyar: Hazai Attila (Budapest, 1967. április 30. – 2012. április 5.) magyar prózaíró, műfordító.
Date 24 March 2019 (original upload date)
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2019-03-24 18:22 1843×1843× (2142049 bytes) Hungarikusz Firkász {{Információ | leírás = Hazai Attila (Budapest, 1967. április 30. – 2012. április 5.) magyar prózaíró, műfordító. | forrás = Pohárnok Gergely | dátum = | helyszín = | szerző = Pohárnok Gergely | engedély = {{engedélykérés folyamatban|~~~~~}} | más változatok = }}

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