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Street Without A Name Childhood And Other Misadventures In Bulgaria Kapka Kassabova

Name: Street Without A Name Childhood And Other Misadventures In Bulgaria Kapka Kassabova
SKU: BELL-4363124
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4 (66 reviews)

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Street Without A Name Childhood And Other Misadventures In Bulgaria Kapka Kassabova instant download after payment.

Publisher: Skyhorse

File Extension: MOBI

File size: 2.02 MB

Author: Kapka Kassabova

ISBN: 9781602396456, 1602396450

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Street Without A Name Childhood And Other Misadventures In Bulgaria Kapka Kassabova by Kapka Kassabova 9781602396456, 1602396450 instant download after payment.

Kassabova was born in Sofia, Bulgaria and grew up under the drab, muddy, grey mantle of one of communism’s most mindlessly authoritarian regimes. Escaping with her family as soon as possible after the collapse of the Berlin Wall, she lived in Britain, New Zealand, and Argentina, and several other places. But when Bulgaria was formally inducted to the European Union she decided it was time to return to the home she had spent most of her life trying to escape. What she found was a country languishing under the strain of transition. This two-part memoir of Kapka’s childhood and return explains life on the other side of the Iron Curtain.