Soldiers' Talk Book
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- Author: Ayman Al-Atoum
- Cover type: Paper
- Number of pages: 471
- Diminsions: 14x21
- Language: Arabic
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- Soldiers' Talk The novel will not be history and will not rise to its truth. Some truths remain greater than letters and phrases, but it is an attempt, and it is a ringing of the bell in a time when silence has prevailed for the most part. As Ward said in the novel, "The truth does not die, even if the authorities build a false edifice on it. One honest, free pen is enough to demolish all the false edifices and present the truth, pure, complete, and undistorted, once again for generations and for history." The novel narrates the events that swept Yarmouk University in Jordan in 1986, and the student protests that accompanied them, which the authorities dealt with forcefully, leading to the storming of the university, a storming that resulted in a number of martyrs and wounded.
- In this work, (Al-Atoum) relies on the event that is narrated in a poetic language that mitigates the harshness of some scenes while preserving the historical process.
Product Code: 9786057173096
Technical Details
| Genre & Theme | |
| Subject Matter | novel |
| Format & Binding | |
| Number of Pages | 471 |
| Binding Type | Paper |
| Author & Series | |
| Author | Ayman Al-Atoum |
| Language | |
| Language of Text | Arabic |
| Physical Details | |
| Dimensions (Height x Width) | 14x21 |
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