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Palestine: A Guide
Honorable Mention:IndieFab awards -Travel Guide (2005)
Finalist:Independent Publisher Book Awards -Travel Guide (2006)
Palestine: A Guide is a fascinating look at where, and how, Palestinians live today. Explore the monuments of the past, as well as the vibrant towns, cities, hamlets and refugee camps of an emerging nation. Palestine: A Guide offers the visitor an authentic vision of why, despite lacking legal status as a state, Palestine is a real place on the world map.
Book Details
- Publisher: Interlink Books
- Publish Date: Apr 1st, 2007
- Pages: 512
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.70in - 6.24in - 1.41in - 2.51lb
- EAN: 9781566565578
- Categories: • Middle East - Israel• Middle East - General
About the Author
Shahin, Mariam: - Mariam Shahin, journalist and author whose work frequently appears on special news programs for ABC News, ZDF and the BBC. George Azar is the subject of the Emmy Award winning CBS television feature Beirut Photographer and the photographer/author of the critically acclaimed book Palestine: A Photographic Journey.
Praise for this book
"Hugely impressive... deeply researched, written with flair and passion, and enriched throughout with Azar's beautiful photography. All the historic sites get their due, but so do the foods, costumes, arts and traditions of the Palestinians... this enticing and absorbing book genuinely does what its genre should: it makes you want to go there."
"Valuable...This is truly a guidebook, a resource for readers seeking information about the cultural, social, and geographic character of Palestine, a region with a long history but no current political existence."