Menu
Виж статуса на поръчката
Свържете се с нас
Книга TIBET ON BLAZE David Yeshe Choesang

TIBET ON BLAZE

TIBET ON BLAE: SELF-IMMOLATION PROTESTS: THE UNYIELDING FLAME OF TIBETAN FREEDOM AND RESISTANCE

Автор: David Yeshe Choesang
Език: Английски език
Корици: С меки корици
Издател: Independently published
Наличност: Външен склад
Изпращаме след 10-18 дни
12.40 € 24.25 лв
One of the longest-running conflicts in the world for freedom, human rights, and national sovereignt...

Информация за книгата

Автор
David Yeshe Choesang
Език
Английски език
Корици
Книга - С меки корици
Издадена
2025
страници
260
EAN
9798313174389
Enbook ID
52762744
Издател
Independently published
Теглоt
262
Размери
127 x 203 x 15

Пълно описание

One of the longest-running conflicts in the world for freedom, human rights, and national sovereignty has been centered on Tibet for many years. A compelling and well-researched account of the self-immolation protests that have come to represent Tibetan resistance to Chinese occupation, "TIBET ON BLAZE" -The heartbreaking yet unwavering choices made by the 160 Tibetan men and women who gave their lives in flames, sending an unmistakable message of defiance to the world, are examined by author and activist Yeshe Choesang. This book examines the background of Tibet's continuous struggle for independence, the Chinese Communist Party's unrelenting campaign of cultural erasure, and the worldwide ramifications of China's authoritarian expansionism through historical analysis, authentic firsthand accounts, and critical insights.
The book challenges readers, academics, and activists to face hard realities, stand by the voices of the oppressed, and ensure that the fight for Tibetan freedom is never forgotten. It is much more than a history book. Anyone who wants to comprehend the real cost of resistance, the effectiveness of peaceful protest, and the unwavering spirit of a people who will not be silenced should read this book.
Will the flame of freedom in Tibet remain burning or will it go out forever?
Ideal for readers interested in Tibetan studies, human rights advocacy, and political history.