Mia Dekeersmaeker

oktober 19, 2008

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Iran

‘Kurds of Iran’ in English and Persian tells the story of the third most important ethnic group in the country after the Persians and Azarbaijanis.

Photo N. Kasraeiyan,

Text Z. Arshi

Published by Mirdashi Culture House

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Sultanate of Oman

The United Nations, Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

‘Project to study the Silk Routes’

In the eight century, Omanis had sailed the Indian Ocean to Canton in China, and to East Africa.

With the participation of many scientists from different nations and organised by the Unesco and the government of Oman the Royal yacht Fulk AlSalama started in 1990 from Venice, Italy, on 25th October and reached Osaka in Japan on March 3rd 1991, with stops at several ports on the way.

This book, a compilation of papers and with themes like ‘The Influence of Trade Routes relating to Oman in ancient times,’ or, ‘Oman’s Role in the Maritime Silk Route. Human, Commercial and Navigational Factors towards a Maritieme Achievement,’ gives some inside details that makes the reconstruction of this journey and in general the Silk Route more vivid and interesting not only from historical and cultural point of view.

International Printing Press, Ruwi, sponsored by the Ministry of National Heritage and Culture, Sultanate of Oman 1992

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Latvia

Inga Abele (a promising author)

Elden väcker ingen, tells the story about a dughter and a mother, their relationship, and gives an insight of Latvia at the end of the 20th century, but also about Latvia and Europe during the post-communism period.

The book is already translated in several languages (Lithuania, Swedish, Denmark), but not yet in English.

ISBN 978-91-954470-5-6/ISSN 1403-8137

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Romania

Ion Vianu

Necredinciosul (something like the unfaithful).

Two men make paintings in an occidental town in Europe. They found out that they have one common passion: to conquer women. (Ok nothing really exciting or new)

Visiting a psycho-analyst they find theirselves confronted with one another. And then they find out that their lives are in danger. Question is: will they die or not?

Language: Romanian language (for the moment), ISBN 978-973-23-1968-0

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