Biographers need extensive knowledge about generations
Brands-Haverkamp, M.; Fuchs, M.
Pflege Zeitschrift 53(10): 672-674
2000
ISSN/ISBN: 0945-1129 PMID: 11194328 Document Number: 519554
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