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The Parthenon Bomber A Novella Chrissopoulos Christos

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The Parthenon Bomber A Novella Chrissopoulos Christos
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Publisher: Other Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 4.79 MB
Pages: 96
Author: Chrissopoulos Christos
ISBN: 9781590518366, 9781590518373, 1590518365, 1590518373
Language: English
Year: 2017

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The Parthenon Bomber A Novella Chrissopoulos Christos by Chrissopoulos Christos 9781590518366, 9781590518373, 1590518365, 1590518373 instant download after payment.

A novel at once metaphorical and iconoclastic, The Parthenon Bomber exposes the painful and maddening paradox of contemporary Greece. “Blow up the Acropolis” was the 1944 call to action by the surrealist circle the Harbingers of Chaos. Sixty years later, a young man obliges. The Parthenon has been destroyed, the city orphaned. Is it still Athens? All eyes are on the empty hill, now smoky and ashen. Cries of distress, indifference, and fanaticism fill the air. What were his reasons? How will he be punished for this unspeakable act of violence? What does it mean for Greece, now deprived of its greatest symbol? This provocative tale reveals the unique dilemma of a country still searching for an identity beyond its past as the birthplace of Western civilization.

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