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The Price of Freedom

Szöveg: Marosi Antal |  2011. december 23. 8:37

The spring of 2010 is the Arab Spring. It will go down in history by that name, as the beginning of the freedom fight of the Arab World. War correspondent Antal Marosi, who had already been to the Balkan and the Middle East theatres of war, travelled to Tunisia, then to Lybia, to see how the terrible dictator, Gaddafi was removed from power, and how a nation struggled for freedom. He witnessed armed conflicts, and more than once had a hairbreadth escape. He made three journeys, and each time he had a nose for finding those people whose acts shaped the freedom-fight. He kept a diary of his meetings, the everyday life of the war-torn cities and the economic background of the given country. The Zrínyi Publishing House has just now published this diary.

Year of publish: 2011
Language: Hungarian
Number of pages: 188 with around 80-100 colour pictures
Size: 163×188 mm
Binding: sewn, glued, paperback with turn-back tab
Series:
ISBN: ISBN 978 963 327 533 7
Price: 18 USD + delivery fee
Stock: You can buy the book directly from the publisher: Postal address: 1087 Hungary, Budapest, Kerepesi út 29/b, Fax: 06-1-459-5382, Points of contact: Edina Győr: +36-30-578-1048, [email protected]; Cynthia Bartha: +36-30-633-0619, [email protected]