The Smell of Terror - Humanitarian Wars in Kosovo and Kurdistan

The Smell of Terror - Humanitarian Wars in Kosovo and Kurdistan

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Kürt Tarihi ve Araştırmaları Kitapları
Author
Werner van Gent
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AVESTA0077
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Avesta Publications
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  • Translated from German: Mesut Keskin
  • The borders, which are said to have lost their old meanings from the modern world, where borders were drawn with the concepts of country, state, nation, nationality and language, to the post-industrial, post-modern, global new world, made the Kosovo and Kurdish people experience the Holocaust, which is considered a sign of modernity, this time with genocide and ethnic cleansing operations. And this was not done secretly in ovens and gas chambers, as in the "old world order" described in the book; On the contrary, tens of thousands of people were massacred in the border regions in front of the eyes of the "world", which knows no borders by watching everything live on the spot.

    "European" journalist Werner Van Gent, who has been observing and reporting on the events in Eastern Europe and Kurdistan for years, looks at the events from a completely different lens. His concern for objectivity takes him to a completely different position, far from the conservative-opposition, right-wing and left-wing journalists we often encounter.
Publisher : Avesta Publications
Number of pages : 176
Translator : Mesud Keskîn
The heart : Turkish
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siparişler hızlıca ulaşıyor, kategori çok. beğendim.
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The Smell of Terror - Humanitarian Wars in Kosovo and Kurdistan Translated from German: Mesut Keskin Borders, which are said to have lost their old meanings from the modern world, where borders are drawn with the concepts of country, state, nation, nationality and language, to the post-industrial, post-modern, global new world, the Holocaust, which is considered a sign of modernity, this time genocide and ethnic cleansing against Kosovo and the Kurdish people. He tasted it with his operations. And this was not done secretly in ovens and gas chambers, as in the "old world order" described in the book; On the contrary, tens of thousands of people were massacred in the border regions in front of the eyes of the "world", which knows no boundaries by watching everything live on the spot. "European" journalist Werner Van Gent, who has been observing and reporting on the events in Eastern Europe and Kurdistan for years, looks at the events from a completely different lens. His concern for objectivity takes him to a completely different position, far from the conservative-opposition, right-wing and left-wing journalists we often encounter. AVESTA0077
The Smell of Terror - Humanitarian Wars in Kosovo and Kurdistan

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