books about: asmara (critical makanamu creating)

books about: asmara

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1 review

Jovis, 2007

Superb Photography
Asmara had been seen as a city that had a heyday, which was futuristic and before its time; then suddenly time stood still... A very unique city of the world with regards to its architecture, the authors have captured the appeal of Asmara and its buildings. This little book (16.5cm x 16.5 cm) at 96 pages, abounds with photographs of Asmara that make it probably one of the most fascinating ...

Ciao Asmara: A Classic Account of Contemporary Africa

2 reviews
Justin Hill

Little, Brown Book Group, 2004

30 years of war: the Aftermath + more war
Looking at a map of Africa, this country with so much coast line should be prime real estate. There should be harbors, hotels and snorkeling galore. Unfortunately, what it has had has been war. Maybe even more to come. Last year I read Michela Wong's "I Didn't Do It For You" which details Eritrea's very sad history. Justin Hill's "Ciao Asmara" brings the country much more to life. His ...

To Asmara

4 reviews
Thomas Keneally

Grand Central Publishing, 1990

About Asmara
Why only 2 and half stars? This is the best book I read this year. From far. I read it twice in a row and was never bored. Can't leave it. The story is beautifull, the way this is written too. I'll give it to my friends.

Asmara: Africa's Secret Modernist City

6 reviews
Edward Denison, Guang Yu Ren, ...

Merrell, 2007

Excellent for the arm chair traveler and history buff
I spent several years living with my family in Asmara as a young boy. Now as an adult I've been searching for a book that would allow my to do some arm chair traveling back to my former home. Mr. Denison's book allowed me to do that in both word and picture. The book is broken up into a general history section followed by detailed photos on the major architecture of Asmara in each of the ...

Tage in Asmara.
Jean-Christophe Rufin, Claudia Steinitz

Claassen Verlag, 2001

Asmara et les causes perdues
Jean-Christophe Rufin

Gallimard, 2001

Azanian filmmaking: creating an African present.: An article from: Critical Arts
Asmara Beraki

Critical Arts Projects, 2002

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Asmara auf dem Planet Makanamu
Annette Wibowo

Books on Demand GmbH, 2003

Towards Asmara

2 reviews
Thomas Keneally

Sceptre, 1990

Classic Historical Fiction
This novel is set in the real life situation of the would-be independent province of Eritrea fighting a bitter battle for independence from Ethiopia at the end of the 1980s. Fictional characters and fictional events are entwined in a fascinating tale behind enemy lines with Eritrean guerilla fighters. The narrator is Darcy, a UK based Australian journalist with a mission to visit an Ethiopian ...