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middle east since 1945 |
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goal
comprehend & understand |
category
history |
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content
engaging and interesting narratives
anecdotal stories and information
fills the gaps in your knowledge
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| paperback |
isbn:
0 340 88491 6 |
price:
£8.99 |
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| Teach Yourself The Middle East since 1945 tells the
story of the modern world’s most troubled region.
It enables you to understand the deeply complicated
background to the area, covering key moments in its
recent history.
This book is essential for anyone who
wants to understand the current situation in the Middle
East and the reasons behind it, from the foundation
of Israel to the Iranian Revolution and the fall of
Saddam Hussein.
Each aspect is clearly presented with
engaging objectivity and looks at the various states
involved collectively in order for you to understand
the wider picture. |
| After
several years teaching at a variety of institutions in
Britain, the USA, the Middle East and Sri Lanka, Stewart
Ross became a full-time writer fourteen years
ago. With over 175 published titles to his credit, he
is now one of Britain's most popular and versatile authors.
As well as prize-winning books for children, both fiction
and non-fiction, he has written two popular novels, two
plays, three librettos, and several widely acclaimed historical
works, particularly on Scotland. His books have been translated
into more than a dozen languages. A frequent lecturer
and a much sought-after presenter of workshops to schools
and adult groups, he is also an occasional journalist
and broadcaster. |
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