Charles Lister Boeken

The book offers a comprehensive guide to the Syrian crisis, exploring its global implications and transformations. Utilizing a question-and-answer format, it engages readers by addressing key inquiries and presenting various perspectives on this complex issue, making it both informative and accessible.

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The Syrian Civil War in all its ghastly twists and turns, from initial optimism to barrel-bombing and the rise of Islamic State, are among the subjects covered in Lister's definitive account

Říká se, že kraj jižně od Neapole náleží spíše k Africe než k Evropě. Před pětadvaceti stoletími to bylo místo plné řeckých chrámů, hovořilo se o zemi přepychu a bohatství, kde Hannibal a Pyrrhus vraždili po tisících, Pythagoras se pokoušel vynalézt demokracii a Sybarité založili město oddané rozkoši. A právě touto mimořádnou oblastí cestoval Charles Lister, nejprve na kole a potom na vrtošivém mopedu. Jeho kniha Od podpatku ke špičce je živý, nevázaný portrét málo známé a špatně chápané části Evropy, kreslený s velkou sympatií, porozuměním a humorem. Přečíst si ho je skoro stejně dobré, jako vydat se na cestu sám.