YDS Çözümlü Denemeler (15'li) ücretsiz kitap indir

Sasha Abuhovich abuhovich — The 1915 genocide of the Turks against the Armenians told through the eyes of an Armenian head-of-family. Truly grim without containing more than a hint of graphically described violence. In my opinion, a forgotten masterpiece. Update: I read this book in my late teens - in other words, 50 years ago. At the time, I was unaware of the continuing campaign by Armenians to persuade modern Turkey to acknowledge the events of the time as genocide. Now, in 2009, Turkey's continued resistance to doing so is affecting foreign policy in more than one nation. The U.S. Congress considered a resolution on the topic that was defeated in late 2007 under heavy pressure from the White House and from Turkey. Further, witness the recent exchange of insults between the Turkish Prime Minister and the Israeli PM at the Davos conference.

Stefan Moosmann stefanmoosmann — So I was rummaging through a garage sale a few years ago, and came across this book. I had read a play by Chekov, and thought it might be interesting, so I thought I'd grab it. I am so glad I did. I really enjoy reading and writing short stories, and everyone has told me he is the master, and I can see why. His stories about everyday life in Russia are beautiful and rich, and while he can be dark, there is a lot of beauty in the stories he tells.

Adrian Trefas adriantrefas — I loved it.. one of my favorite reads this summer! Some content is not appropriate for younger middle school students.