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Français : Comment travailler avec succès avec Wikipédia - Un guide à l’usage des galeries, des bibliothèques, des archives et des musées
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Author Neil Fletcher, Jonathan Cardy, Andrew Gray, John Cummings, Andy Mabbett, John Byrne, Wikimedia Belgique
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