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The Book of Disappearance by Ibtisam Azem · Booklabria

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Ibtisam Azem
The Book of Disappearance

Romans, nouvellesPsychological

The Book of Disappearance

Name: The Book of Disappearance
Author: Ibtisam Azem

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First published: 2014
Editions: 5 in 3 languages

Synopsis

ما بين سرّ إختفاء الجدة "هدى" أو "تاتا" وسرّ إختفاء أربعة ملايين فلسطيني من يافا يقبع "علاء" بطل إبتسام عازم في روايتها "سِفْر الإختفاء ليقول بالأحداث والوقائع تاريخ مدينة، وقضية وطن، ومأساة أمة في تاريخ العصر الحديث.

Subjects: Romans, nouvelles
Psychological
Missing persons
Survival
Israel
Palestinian Arabs
Set in: Israel
Palestine
Tel Aviv

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Editions

5 in 3 languages

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English3 Arabic1 Italian1

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