Bazdulj (43 results)

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Paperback. Condition: New. A Jesuit and an English ambassador make a journey to Petrograd across a gloomy, often desolate eighteenth-century Eastern Europe in order to sight a rare transit of the sun by Venus. A Moldovan student coming of age at the end of the twentieth century, and in the aftermath of the Soviet Union's break-up, flees to the west in search of a less gloomy life, only to find more of the sordid, inhumane experience she had hoped to leave behind. A boy known only as the Writer, under the sway of Paul Auster's novels, searches for his theme and finally settles on an eighteenth-century Yugoslav Jesuit known for his fascination with rare astronomical events. In these subtly linked novellas, Muharem Bazdulj takes the reader across several centuries of Yugoslav history, finding in three very different sets of circumstances a common longing to escape the desperation and depression of life in the east.…

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Softcover. Condition: Fair. Unbekannte Unterschrift / Widmung; Leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Leichte Verschmutzung / Farbtonveränderung. Dit is een van de eerste in het Nederlands vertaalde Bosnische romans over de verschrikkingen van de burgeroorlog in dat land. Het is maart 1992. Hoofdpersoon Azra is, net als de auteur, arts. Ze werkt in een ziekenhuis in Travnik (Bosnië). Azra's vader is overleden en haar moeder en zuster wonen in Sarajevo. Ze heeft regelmatig contact met hen. Als om haar heen berichten doorsijpelen van de ontwakende, etnische conflicten, kan ze die in eerste instantie niet geloven. Pas laat in die 'ijzige' lente van 1992, als de sluimerende haat uitmondt in een vuile oorlog, wordt Azra ruw geconfronteerd met de ontluisterende realiteit. Ze wordt verliefd op Aki, die meehelpt om Travnik te verdedigen tegen de oprukkende Serviërs. Tot Azra's schrik beginnen de Serviërs op een gegeven moment met de belegering van Sarajevo. In deze meeslepende, dramatische roman vormt Azra de verpersoonlijking van het individuele leed van gewone burgers in Bosnië. …

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Paperback. Condition: New. A Jesuit and an English ambassador make a journey to Petrograd across a gloomy, often desolate eighteenth-century Eastern Europe in order to sight a rare transit of the sun by Venus. A Moldovan student coming of age at the end of the twentieth century, and in the aftermath of the Soviet Union's break-up, flees to the west in search of a less gloomy life, only to find more of the sordid, inhumane experience she had hoped to leave behind. A boy known only as the Writer, under the sway of Paul Auster's novels, searches for his theme and finally settles on an eighteenth-century Yugoslav Jesuit known for his fascination with rare astronomical events. In these subtly linked novellas, Muharem Bazdulj takes the reader across several centuries of Yugoslav history, finding in three very different sets of circumstances a common longing to escape the desperation and depression of life in the east.…

Condition: New. Set during Byron s famous journey across the Balkans in the aurum of 1809, this is a fictional reimagining of a love affair between the famous poet and a local beautyKlappentextrnrnSet during Byron s famous journey across the Balkans in the .

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