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Phantastica

Phantastica: Die Betäubenden und Erregenden Genussmittel für Ärzte und Nichtärzte, also known as Phantastica: Narcotic and Stimulant Substances for Physicians and Laypeople, is a classic 1924 book about psychoactive drugs by the German pharmacologist Louis Lewin (1850–1929).

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Author
Louis Lewin (1850–1929)
Genre
Non-fiction
Publication date
1924
Publisher
George Stilke
Language
German
Publication place
Berlin, Germany

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Phantastica

Nodes61
Edges60
Triples25
Avg. degree1.97
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Phantastica

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related to External links · 14
Phantastica → Abuse, Classic Survey, Die Betäubenden, Erregenden Genussmittel, Google BooksPhantastica, Internet Archive, Lewin, Mind-Altering Plants, Narcotic, Nichtärzte, Stimulating Drugs, Their Use, Use, Wellcome CollectionPhantastica
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Phantastica → Louis Lewin (1850–1929)
Genre · 1
Phantastica → Non-fiction
Language · 1
Phantastica → German
OCLC · 1
Phantastica → 12951162
Publication date · 1
Phantastica → 1924
Publication place · 1
Phantastica → Berlin, Germany
Published in English · 1
Phantastica → 1931
Publisher · 1
Phantastica → George Stilke
Subject · 1
Phantastica → Psychoactive drugs

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drugs book lewin english psychoactive 1931 mescaline die betäubenden und erregenden genussmittel für ärzte nichtärzte books german euphorica inebriantia hypnotica

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PhantasticaAuthorLouis Lewin (1850–1929)1.00infobox
PhantasticaGenreNon-fiction1.00infobox
PhantasticaLanguageGerman1.00infobox
PhantasticaOCLC129511621.00infobox
PhantasticaPublication date19241.00infobox
PhantasticaPublication placeBerlin, Germany1.00infobox
PhantasticaPublished in English19311.00infobox
PhantasticaPublisherGeorge Stilke1.00infobox
PhantasticaSubjectPsychoactive drugs1.00infobox
PhantasticaTranslatorP. H. A. Wirth1.00infobox
PhantasticaWebsitewww.google.com/books/edition/Phantastica/YmF9NjnE8NQC1.00infobox
Phantasticarelated to External linksDie Betäubenden0.60section

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