There Was a War
John Steinbeck, whose sharp observation power is felt in every line in his works that left their mark on world literature, watched the war on various fronts and recorded his impressions as a New York Herald Tribune reporter while the Second World War was raging. He finds the opportunity to write.
What caught his attention during this journey, from across the Atlantic to London under bombardment, from the waters of the Mans and the Mediterranean to Algeria, Sicily and Southern Italy, were maps. , is not about busy commanders, strategies or tactics. What he writes are the stories of ordinary people, whether soldiers or civilians.
In There Was a War, Steinbeck manages to capture the universal in his writings with this approach and is read with pleasure even decades after the war. .
(From the Promotional Bulletin)
Number of Pages: 238
First Year of Printing: 2015
Size: 14x20
Language: Turkish
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| Publisher | : | Sel Publishing |
| Number of pages | : | 238 |
| ISBN | : | 9789755707228 |
| The heart | : | Turkish |