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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. _______________Powerful A humbling and important first-hand account of a brutal civil war in which as many as 500,000 people have died - GuardianA memoir of resistance and survival unique in the annals of modern war If the shedding of blood can be beautiful in words, he makes it so - Wall Street Journal'A valuable perspective absent from much of what has already been written on Syria . An epic view of what Syria was and has become' - Arab Weekly_______________Born to Palestinian refugees, Kassem Eid grew up in the small town of Moadamiya on the outskirts of the ancient city of Damascus, playing in streets perfumed with jasmine. But it didnt take long for Kassem to realise that he was treated differently at school because of his familys resistance to the brutal government regime. When Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father in 2000, hopes that things might change for the better were swiftly crushed. When the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Syria were met with extreme violence, it was yet another blow and as Kassem reached young adulthood, the country spiralled into civil war.Then, on 21 August 2013, Kassem nearly died in a sarin gas attack that killed hundreds of civilians. Later that day, he would pick up a gun for the first time, to join the Free Syrian Army as they fought government forces. For Kassem, this marked the moment that he and his country changed forever - even as the rest of the world turned its face away._______________'A remarkably unified picture of the realities of life since 1970 in the Syria of the Assads shows, unambiguously, precisely what the Assad government seeks to conceal' - Times Literary Supplement'A touching tale, this humanises the story of war when often all we want to do is look away' - Metro, The best new books by BME authors youll be reading this year'Eids story is one of hope giving way to fear and finally betrayal, a narrative of one of this centurys darkest episodes, a necessary perspective, made more prescient because it is personal' - The National'Gripping, hauntingly raw, and a testament to his resilience' - The Intercept'Powerful Tightly-focused A first-person, eyewitness account written with alternating love and fury' - Prospect. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. …

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Paperback. Zustand: New. _______________'Powerful . A humbling and important first-hand account of a brutal civil war in which as many as 500,000 people have died' - Guardian'A memoir of resistance and survival unique in the annals of modern war . If the shedding of blood can be beautiful in words, he makes it so' - Wall Street Journal'A valuable perspective absent from much of what has already been written on Syria . An epic view of what Syria was and has become' - Arab Weekly_______________Born to Palestinian refugees, Kassem Eid grew up in the small town of Moadamiya on the outskirts of the ancient city of Damascus, playing in streets perfumed with jasmine. But it didn't take long for Kassem to realise that he was treated differently at school because of his family's resistance to the brutal government regime. When Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father in 2000, hopes that things might change for the better were swiftly crushed. When the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Syria were met with extreme violence, it was yet another blow - and as Kassem reached young adulthood, the country spiralled into civil war.Then, on 21 August 2013, Kassem nearly died in a sarin gas attack that killed hundreds of civilians. Later that day, he would pick up a gun for the first time, to join the Free Syrian Army as they fought government forces. For Kassem, this marked the moment that he and his country changed forever - even as the rest of the world turned its face away._______________'A remarkably unified picture of the realities of life since 1970 in the Syria of the Assads . shows, unambiguously, precisely what the Assad government seeks to conceal' - Times Literary Supplement'A touching tale, this humanises the story of war when often all we want to do is look away' - Metro, The best new books by BME authors you'll be reading this year'Eid's story is one of hope giving way to fear and finally betrayal, a narrative of one of this century's darkest episodes, a necessary perspective, made more prescient because it is personal' - The National'Gripping, hauntingly raw, and a testament to his resilience' - The Intercept'Powerful . Tightly-focused . A first-person, eyewitness account written with alternating love and fury' - Prospect. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. _______________Powerful A humbling and important first-hand account of a brutal civil war in which as many as 500,000 people have died - GuardianA memoir of resistance and survival unique in the annals of modern war If the shedding of blood can be beautiful in words, he makes it so - Wall Street Journal'A valuable perspective absent from much of what has already been written on Syria . An epic view of what Syria was and has become' - Arab Weekly_______________Born to Palestinian refugees, Kassem Eid grew up in the small town of Moadamiya on the outskirts of the ancient city of Damascus, playing in streets perfumed with jasmine. But it didnt take long for Kassem to realise that he was treated differently at school because of his familys resistance to the brutal government regime. When Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father in 2000, hopes that things might change for the better were swiftly crushed. When the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Syria were met with extreme violence, it was yet another blow and as Kassem reached young adulthood, the country spiralled into civil war.Then, on 21 August 2013, Kassem nearly died in a sarin gas attack that killed hundreds of civilians. Later that day, he would pick up a gun for the first time, to join the Free Syrian Army as they fought government forces. For Kassem, this marked the moment that he and his country changed forever - even as the rest of the world turned its face away._______________'A remarkably unified picture of the realities of life since 1970 in the Syria of the Assads shows, unambiguously, precisely what the Assad government seeks to conceal' - Times Literary Supplement'A touching tale, this humanises the story of war when often all we want to do is look away' - Metro, The best new books by BME authors youll be reading this year'Eids story is one of hope giving way to fear and finally betrayal, a narrative of one of this centurys darkest episodes, a necessary perspective, made more prescient because it is personal' - The National'Gripping, hauntingly raw, and a testament to his resilience' - The Intercept'Powerful Tightly-focused A first-person, eyewitness account written with alternating love and fury' - Prospect Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: New. 1st Edition. Born to Palestinian refugees, Kassem Eid grew up in the small town of Moadamiya on the outskirts of the ancient city of Damascus, playing in streets perfumed with jasmine. But it didn t take long for Kassem to realise that he was treated differently at school because of his family s resistance to the brutal government regime. When Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father in 2000, hopes that things might change for the better were swiftly crushed. When the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Syria were met with extreme violence, it was yet another blow and as Kassem reached young adulthood, the country spiralled into civil war. Then, on 21 August 2013, Kassem nearly died in a sarin gas attack that killed hundreds of civilians. Later that day, he would pick up a gun for the first time, to join the Free Syrian Army as they fought government forces. For Kassem, this marked the moment that he and his country changed forever - even as the rest of the world turned its face away.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - _______________'Powerful . A humbling and important first-hand account of a brutal civil war in which as many as 500,000 people have died' - Guardian'A memoir of resistance and survival unique in the annals of modern war . If the shedding of blood can be beautiful in words, he makes it so' - Wall Street Journal'A valuable perspective absent from much of what has already been written on Syria . An epic view of what Syria was and has become' - Arab Weekly_______________Born to Palestinian refugees, Kassem Eid grew up in the small town of Moadamiya on the outskirts of the ancient city of Damascus, playing in streets perfumed with jasmine. But it didn't take long for Kassem to realise that he was treated differently at school because of his family's resistance to the brutal government regime. When Bashar al-Assad succeeded his father in 2000, hopes that things might change for the better were swiftly crushed. When the 2011 Arab Spring protests in Syria were met with extreme violence, it was yet another blow - and as Kassem reached young adulthood, the country spiralled into civil war.Then, on 21 August 2013, Kassem nearly died in a sarin gas attack that killed hundreds of civilians. Later that day, he would pick up a gun for the first time, to join the Free Syrian Army as they fought government forces. For Kassem, this marked the moment that he and his country changed forever - even as the rest of the world turned its face away._______________'A remarkably unified picture of the realities of life since 1970 in the Syria of the Assads . shows, unambiguously, precisely what the Assad government seeks to conceal' - Times Literary Supplement'A touching tale, this humanises the story of war when often all we want to do is look away' - Metro, The best new books by BME authors you'll be reading this year'Eid's story is one of hope giving way to fear and finally betrayal, a narrative of one of this century's darkest episodes, a necessary perspective, made more prescient because it is personal' - The National'Gripping, hauntingly raw, and a testament to his resilience' - The Intercept'Powerful . Tightly-focused . A first-person, eyewitness account written with alternating love and fury' - Prospect.…