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Baltic Sea Cruises 2020-21: Volume 2 - Saint Petersburg to Warnemunde

by Lew Deitch
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Oct 2019
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English
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This is a new version of my earlier Baltic Sea cruise books, but now issued in three volumes. Volume two covers the portion of the Baltic Sea between Saint Petersburg, Russia and Warnemunde, Germany. I have added much new and valuable material, expanding my offering to the point where three volumes are needed. This is no ordinary cruise book, but one that has selected the best of touring, dining and shopping to enable you to have maximum benefit from this incredible part of northern Europe. As the author, my information is based upon a lifetime of study combined with having made 51 cruises around the Baltic Sea.

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PublishedOct 30, 2019
ISBN-101703991834
ISBN-139781703991833
LanguageEnglish

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