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      • Humanities & Social Sciences
        October 2020

        “And the Bulgarian Jews were saved…”

        by Nadège Ragaru

        Bulgaria was an exception; a state allied with the Reich that refused to deport its Jewish community. This image of Bulgaria during WWII has persisted until the present day, overlooking the fact that in the Yugoslavian and Greek territories occupied by this country between 1941 and 1945, almost all the Jews were rounded up, sent to Poland, and exterminated. Deeply original in its approach and in its style, this historical investigation is an exemplary reflection on the silences of the past.

      • Historical fiction
        February 2022

        The Hills of Blood

        by Pablo Hamburger

        Action packed suspense novel with the forgotten civilwar in Rwanda as backdrop.   A terrible civilwar. A mother on the run. A bloodthirsty mob. And diamonds hidden below a mountain...   In less than a hundred days almost 1 million people were slaugthered in Rwanda in what many call the forgotten genocide.   In THE HILLS OF BLOOD, we follow a small group of UN soldiers, who are forced to observe passively while the situation in Rwanda becomes disastrous. A young tutsi mother, Nadege, is fleeing with her infant son in a desperate attempt to escape the machetes. To her despair, she sees her hutu husband turn against them. Thousands of tutsis on the run seek shelter by the UN but despite the horrific situation the soldier are ordred to leave the country immediately. This leaves the small group of soldiers lead by the charismatic Captain Jack Turel, in a difficult situation. Should they follow orders or follow their hearts? For Nadege, her flight turns catastrophic when she is captured by one of the most violent and bloodthirtsty hutu generals.    SUSPENSE NOVEL IN HISTORICAL SETTING FASTPACED AND ACTION PACKED FOR ALL FANS OF WILBUR SMITH A GREAT QUENTIN TARRANTINO INSPIRED ENDING

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