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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Challenges of intensive agriculture and sustainability in Egypt | Ahmed Said Mostafa Kamel | Taschenbuch | 512 S. | Englisch | 2018 | LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | EAN 9786139958962 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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Zustand: Bueno. A large wall map of Palestine as it appeared in 1948, produced by the Palestine Liberation Organization (P. L. O.) Research Center around 1966. The year 1948 is considered by the P.L.O. the start of the Nakba or 'Catastrophe.The map's compilation was overseen by Said Kamal Sabbagh, better known under the name of Said Sabbagh, an active Palestinian-Lebanese geographer, and represents the PLO's approved reference map for the Mandatory period. It presents four maps, with the largest at left being a topographical map of Palestine, with elevations documented throughout in Eastern Arabic numerals. The elevations below sea level around the Dead Sea are particularly noteworthy. Aside from elevation, roads (red lines, with single dashed lines for roads under consideration), international boundaries, telegraph lines (parallel solid and dashed lines), railways, cities, villages, waterways, and terrain are indicated.At right, three additional maps appear. At top is a political map of Palestine in 1948, below that is a map displaying Palestine within the wider Arab World, and at bottom is a continuation of the main map, illustrating the southernmost portion of Palestine.This undated map was produced by the Palestine Liberation Organization Research Center in Beirut (founded in 1965) and was overseen by Said Kamel Sabbagh, who died in 1967. It is unlikely to have been published many years past that date (Sabbagh's Arab Atlas (al-Atlas al-'Arabi was published in Beirut in 1968). So can assume the map was published between 1965 and 1968. The Palestine Liberation Organization Research Center is infamous for having been raided when the Israeli military invaded West Beirut in September 1982. The complete library was then trucked to Israel. This created an international outrage, leading Israel to return the library as part of a prisoner exchange in November 1983.Rarity: WorldCat / OCLC list just two copies of that map, one in the Library of Congress, the other one in UC Berkeley. We found other copies at the Beirut Arab University and the National Library of Israel (which dates it from 1966). Arabe.

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 117 pp., [1 advert], Arabic text, profusely illustrated in b/w photographs, cover and title page soiled with small cut without any loss to text, previous owner's name inscribed on title page, minor foxing, otherwise copy in good condition. A trading company in Beirut invited six leading journalists, three Syrians from Damascus and three Lebanese from Beirut to visit Iraq and Kuwait on one of their aeroplanes. This is an account of that journey, written by the three Lebanese journalists on their impressions, covering conversations with political, economic figures, together with a description of the progress of oil industry in both Iraq and Kuwait. The journey started by air from Beirut via Damascus to Baghdad, Karbala, Najaf, Basrah, Kuwait, Karkuk and back to Beirut. #35423.