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Häftad, Engelska, 2008
309 kr
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E-bok
Engelska, 2011354 kr
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From the Iraqi author of Cell Block Five.This timely, elegant novel''s hero is an Iraqi secret police inspector who routinely uses enhanced interrogation techniques, which even he considers torture. Convinced that he is protecting society from anarchy, he is at peace with the world until ordered to interrogate a childhood friend, a journalist with possible links to violent subversives. Then he falls in love with his friend''s wife. The plot of this novel, which was written in Iraq in 1976 and published in Arabic in Germany in 1989, is further complicated by street protests in Baghdad following the Six-Day Arab-Israeli War of June 1967. Despite the grim subject matter of this novel, it is at heart a love story, lyrically narrated.
Häftad, Engelska, 2003
185 kr
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E-bok
Tyska, 2014243 kr
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Kirkuk im Irak der fünfziger Jahre. Das Leben von Hamid beginnt an jenem Tag, an dem er seine Stelle als Fahrer bei der britischen Erdölfirma verliert und seinen unglücklichen Spitznamen Hamid Nylon erhält. Er soll - so die Gerüchte - der leichtfertigen Frau seines »Boss« Avancen gemacht haben. Hamid findet in der Folge seine Berufung als Revolutionär und gründet eine Gewerkschaft.
Inbunden, Engelska, 2003
230 kr
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Inbunden, Engelska, 2011
165 kr
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This timely, elegant novel’s hero is an Iraqi secret police inspector who routinely uses enhanced interrogation techniques, which even he considers torture. Convinced that he is protecting society from anarchy, he is at peace with the world until ordered to interrogate a childhood friend, a journalist with possible links to violent subversives. Then he falls in love with his friend’s wife. The plot of this novel, which was written in Iraq in 1976 and published in Arabic in Germany in 1989, is further complicated by street protests in Baghdad following the Six-Day Arab–Israeli War of June 1967. Despite the grim subject matter of this novel, it is at heart a love story, lyrically narrated.