CRAIG, MARY - Tears of Blood: Cry for Tibet

Haper Collins. 1993. (ISBN: 9780006277088). Paperback. Condition good. Isbn 0-00-627708-X, 000627708X. The Chinese Communists invaded Tibet - a country the size of Western Europe - in 1950 in order, they said, to "liberate" it. They claimed that Tibet was an integral part of China, and though the claim was untrue the rest of the world didn't care very much. Within 20 years, over a million Tibetans had been killed, by execution, torture, long imprisonment, starvation and sickness - to say nothing of the countless suicides. Tibetan treasures and natural resources were mercilessly pillaged and the Buddhist religion was banned. Only 12 monasteries were left out of an original 24,000. In recent years a systematic Sinocisation of the country has taken place. The natives have been reduced to a slave-like status. Appalling brutality continues, and China's "Final Solution" proceeds unimpeded. Mary Craig's book tells the story of modern Tibet, based on interviews with many exiled Tibetans and in-depth research. Used: Acceptable.

See/Hide Conditions of Sale

Following conditions of sale apply:
Terms of Sale

We endeavour to describe our books accurately, but if you are dissatisfied in any way on receipt of order or wish to cancel the contract for any reason within 7 days, which period is to start the day after the date on which the goods are received, in which case please contact us to arrange the return and refund of the cost of the goods and delivery.

Cheques drawn on UK only, Paypal, and UK postal orders. International money orders and cheques from countries other than the UK or US can not be accepted.

All books have a 2 week no quibble returns policy. Email us within 2 weeks to say you wish to return a book. Full refund given when book is returned.

Shipping Costs to be added to price of each book.
Multiple items will receive a discount.
UK £3.00
EU outside of UK £4.25
US £7.20
Rest of the World £7.75

We will take the cost of the book plus shipping from your card.
We reserve the right to ask for extra money to cover shipping of heavy books. We will email you 1st.
We try to send books by airmail if economical to do so.
Surfacemail is currently taking about 8 weeks to the US and 8 - 10 weeks Australia.