Lady Death.
(سيدة الموت)

Name: Lady Death.
Author: Pavlichenko, Lyudmila.

Title	Lady Death.
Title Original	سيدة الموت
Author	Pavlichenko, Lyudmila.
Author Original	بافلتشنكو لودميلا
Publication Date:	2021
Publication Place	Beirut - Dar Al Saqi
Subject	Nonfiction, Biography & Autobiography
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	390
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9786140302280, ISBN : 6140302285, OCLC : (OCoLC)1291164243, ISBN : 614-03-2156-5
Record ID	alma9932806053603768
Library Location	See online access
Date	2021
Notes	Nicknamed the “Lady of Death,” Lyudmila Pavlichenko was the most successful and terrifying Soviet sniper of all time. She accompanies us in her memories and we move with her from one location to another on the battle fronts of World War II. Lyudmila narrates the memories of a girl who was provoked by war and awakened in her something beyond femininity. She was forced to engage in the game of death, then set off from behind the gun to travel the world on a political journey in which she revealed her talents in persuasion and human communication. An exciting book that provokes the senses before the feelings, and pushes you to pay attention and anticipate. A different story from wartime, which we live through the scope of a sniper, observing and sniping at life from one place because she believes that she is helping to protect it in another place.
Sample Text	• Intro • Introduction • A word from the Russian editor • 1. Factory walls • 2. If there was a war tomorrow... • 3. From the Prut River to the Dniester River • 4. The borders of fire • 5. Battle of Tatarka • 6. Across the sea • 7. Legendary Sevastopol • 8. Forest paths • 9. Second assault • 10. The fight • 11. On a hill without a name • 12. Spring 1942 • 13. A word from the army commander • 14. Moscow stars • 15. Mission to Washington • 16. My love • 17. Island in the ocean • 18. “This is what Comrade Stalin ordered us to do...” • 19. I am marginalized! • About the book.
Baskı	1st ed.

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Lady Death.

(سيدة الموت)

Author Pavlichenko, Lyudmila.

Author Original بافلتشنكو لودميلا

Publication Date 2021

Publication Place Beirut - Dar Al Saqi

Subject Nonfiction, Biography & Autobiography

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 390

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9786140302280, ISBN : 6140302285, OCLC : (OCoLC)1291164243, ISBN : 614-03-2156-5

Record ID alma9932806053603768

Library Location See online access

Date 2021

Notes Nicknamed the “Lady of Death,” Lyudmila Pavlichenko was the most successful and terrifying Soviet sniper of all time. She accompanies us in her memories and we move with her from one location to another on the battle fronts of World War II. Lyudmila narrates the memories of a girl who was provoked by war and awakened in her something beyond femininity. She was forced to engage in the game of death, then set off from behind the gun to travel the world on a political journey in which she revealed her talents in persuasion and human communication. An exciting book that provokes the senses before the feelings, and pushes you to pay attention and anticipate. A different story from wartime, which we live through the scope of a sniper, observing and sniping at life from one place because she believes that she is helping to protect it in another place.

Sample Text • Intro • Introduction • A word from the Russian editor • 1. Factory walls • 2. If there was a war tomorrow... • 3. From the Prut River to the Dniester River • 4. The borders of fire • 5. Battle of Tatarka • 6. Across the sea • 7. Legendary Sevastopol • 8. Forest paths • 9. Second assault • 10. The fight • 11. On a hill without a name • 12. Spring 1942 • 13. A word from the army commander • 14. Moscow stars • 15. Mission to Washington • 16. My love • 17. Island in the ocean • 18. “This is what Comrade Stalin ordered us to do...” • 19. I am marginalized! • About the book.

Baskı 1st ed.