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- ↑ Clara und Robert Schumann in St. Petersburg und Moskau im Jahr 1844 on Google books
- ↑ The Russian edition was published in 2000 in St. Petersburg, the German edition in 2004 under the title "Die Russlandreise Clara und Robert Schumanns (1844)" by Schott in Mainz.
- ↑ Robert Schumann Gesellschaft Zwickau. "Preisträger (Olga Loseva)" (in German). Retrieved 19 May 2019.
