English translation of Fichtenholz, Integral & differential calculus

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The forum discussion centers on the availability of an English translation of G. M. Fichtenholz's "Integral & Differential Calculus." Users express difficulty in locating the English version, noting that only the German edition, titled "Differentialrechnung und Integralrechnung," is readily available. Additionally, it is mentioned that translations in Russian and Polish are more accessible. The community seeks definitive information on whether an English translation exists and where it can be obtained.

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English translation of Fichtenholz, "Integral & differential calculus"

I've been recommended the book

"Integral & differential calculus, vol I,II,III by G M Fichtenholz.""

however I can only find a german version: "Differentialrechnung und Integralrechnung..."

Would anyone know if there is an english translation available, and where?

(big ask)
 
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It is quite easy to find russian and polish version
 

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