Search for Understanding - A Study Booklet on the Middle East

Canada, Committee on International Affairs of th Canadian Council of Churches. 0. Paperback. Book, Very slight wear, clean with no tears. No date stated. Very Good.

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Book number: 31819

Catalogue: History Non-fiction

AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE

Search for Peace in the Middle East

Philadelphia: American Friends Service Committee, 1970. Softcover. 75 pages. Clean text, light marks on the back cover. Peace must come again some day in the Middle East. Outlooks in the 1970s from both the Arab and Jewish viewpoints. Of special note is the complete lack of any mention of an ethnic group called the Palestinians - the groups were called Palestinian Arabs, Palestinan Jews etc. Quaker expression of concern is weighed into this study.. G .

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Catalogue: History

Keywords: Middle East -- History Peace in the Middle East Al Fatah Quakers and Palestine Palestenian Arabs -- Israel Jewish History

[COMMUNIST ESSAYS].

[Collection of communist essays for the Arabic-speaking and Middle Eastern market].China, Israel, Russia (USSR), United States, [various publishers], 1968-1984. 16 publications. Several fold-out maps and some works with photographic plates. Including (in chronological order):(1) LANE-POOLE, Stanley. Coins of the Amawi Khalifehs. Catalogue of the collection of Oriental coins belonging to Col. C. Seton Guthrie.Chicago, Argonaut Publishers, 1968.(2) [SOVIET REVISIONISTS versus the CHINESE PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY]. [Title in Arabic:] Down with the new tsars! Soviet revisionists' anti-China atrocities on the Heilung and Wusuli Rivers.Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1969.(3) [AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE]. [Title in Arabic:] Search for peace in the Middle East: a report prepared for the American Friends Service Committee.Philadelphia, 1970.(4) [AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE]. [Title in Hebrew:] Search for peace in the Middle East: a report prepared for the American Friends Service Committee.Tel Aviv, 1970.(5) [AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE]. Search for peace in the Middle East: a report prepared for the American Friends Service Committee.[New York], [Hill and Wang], 1970.(6) [AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE]. Search for peace in the Middle East: a report prepared for the American Friends Service Committee.New York, Hill and Wang, 1971. (7) MAO ZEDONG. [Title in Arabic:] On the correct handling of contradictions among the people.Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1971.(8) MAO ZEDONG. [Title in Persian:] People of the world, unite and defeat the U.S. aggressors and all their running dogs!Beijing, Foreign Language Press, 1971.(9) MAO, ZEDONG. [Title in Persian:] Talks at the Yenan forum on literature and art.Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1971.(10) [1972 NEW YEAR'S DAY EDITORIAL?]. [Title in Arabic:] Unite to win still greater victories.Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1972.(11) [RENMIN RIBAO (editor)?]. [Title in Arabic:] A vicious motive, despicable tricks: a criticism of M. Antonioni's anti-China film "China".Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1974.(12) [NATIONAL PEOPLE'S CONGRESS - CHINA]. [Title in Arabic:] Documents of the first session of the fourth National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China.Beijing, Foreign Languages Press, 1975.(13) LENIN, Vladimir Ilyich. [Title in Arabic:] A letter to American workers.Moscow, Progress Publishers, 1978.(14) LENIN, Vladimir Ilyich. [Title in Arabic:] Two tactics of social-democracy in the Democratic Revolution.Moscow, Progress Publishers, 1978. (15) ENGELS, Friedrich. [Title in Arabic:] Anti-Dühring.Moscow, Progress Publishers, 1984.(16) [REVOLUTIONARY INTERNATIONALIST MOVEMENT]. [Title in Arabic:] Declaration of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement.[1984?].Mainly works in their original publisher's printed paper wrappers, occasionally in a hardcover binding.

Unique collection of predominantly Marxist-Leninist works of the 1970s and 1980s, mainly in Arabic and Persian. It provides an exceptional view into the efforts made to persuade the people of the Arabian Peninsula of leftist viewpoints. The works do not represent one common political viewpoint, rather, they showcase the conflicting strains of leftist realpolitik of the 1970s. The collection includes classical works by Lenin, such as an Arabic translation of his Letter to American workers. These books contrast well with, for example, decidedly anti-Soviet works such as Down with the new tsars! Soviet revisionists' anti-China atrocities on the Heilung and Wusuli Rivers. This pamphlet deals with the conflict between Soviet and Chinese border guards on Zhenbao Island that emerged around 1969 as part of the Sino-Soviet border conflict. Photos in this work show troops arguing, Chinese fishermen fighting with Soviet guards, and piles of Soviet military gear left abandoned in the snow after their retreat. Some of the works in this collection are probably published by Arabic immigrant groups in the US. The Arabic edition of the Declaration of the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement was published by the Revolutionary Internationalist Movement (RIM) that emerged in France and consisted of 17 diverse Maoist groups from around the globe. Its objective was to work towards establishing a new kind of "Communist International" organisation, rooted in the Marxism-Leninism-Maoism political philosophy. The Revolutionary Communist Party USA was the American affiliate of this group. Marxist-Leninist bookstores in the Detroit area often stocked Arabic editions of classic communist texts like Lenin’s Two tactics of social democracy in the Democratic Revolution due to the large local population of Middle Eastern immigrants. This collection contains a rare Arabic edition of the text in published in Moscow by Progress Publishers in 1978. This book, as well as others in this collection, are rubberstamped May Day Books & Periodicals, Detroit on their rear cover. Among the collection are other classics of communist (and socialist) literature such as Friedrich Engels’ Anti-Dühring, in which he laid out his vision of socialism.A slight outlier in this collection is Stanley Lane-Poole’s Coins of the Amawi Khalifehs, with the text in English and Arabic and illustrated with black-and-white photographic plates. This reprint of the 1874 edition is still very useful for collectors learning to read the Kufic inscriptions on the coins of the Umayyad period as it contains transcriptions of coin legends in Arabic.With some blind- and/or ink-stamped information on the wrappers and/or flyleaves of several volumes. Some volumes are slightly browned and foxed and show some occasional minor tears (not affecting the text). Overall, the collection is in good condition.

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Luyendijk, Joris

Hello Everybody! One journalist's search for truth in the Middle East.

ProfileBooks: London, 2010. Paperback, 243 pp. Translation: Michele Hutchison. Prologue, afterword, notes. 20x13x2 cm. In very good condition.

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Book number: 47836

Catalogue: Geschiedenis