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Survivor Guilt

Name: Survivor Guilt
Brand: Black Apollo
SKU: 08860685
Price: 18.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Haig Tahta
ISBN: 9781900355735

Haig Tahta

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 08860685

Publishers Black Apollo, May 2011

In Survivor Guilt, Haig Tahta continues the story of several characters from his outstanding family... Full description

Libristo code: 08860685

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35.57 лв

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In Survivor Guilt, Haig Tahta continues the story of several characters from his outstanding family saga, The Constantinople Trilogy. Carrying forward the adventure that began with those who suffered the terrors of 1915, the reader is taken on a perilous yet exciting journey through Fascist Italy and Vichy France. In the course of his electrifying narrative, Tahta explores the connection between the ethnic cleansing of Armenians in Anatolia and the more notorious Jewish Holocaust through a compelling plot fuelled by the notion of guilt - not of the oppressor but of the victim who survived.