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My House in Damascus

An Inside View of the Syrian Crisis

Diana Darke

My House in Damascus

My House in Damascus

An Inside View of the Syrian Crisis

My House in Damascus

 

The true story of re-building a Damascene house, and a chronicle of a country where many dreams are being shattered, Syria. As millions were forced to flee their homes in 2012, Diana Darke offered her house as a sanctuary to friends.

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This is the true story of re-building a beautiful Damascene house and a chronicle of a country where many dreams are being shattered. In My House in Damascus Diana Darke reveals the Syria that lies behind our daily headlines.

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9781908323996
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320
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