Beyaz Köpek

White Dog Book Description Romain Gary, 1968i, which left its mark on the twentieth century; It fictionalizes the year of economic and political crises, escalating racism, rebellions and student uprisings in the recesses of the destructive and cold shadow of reality... In this turbulent period where black and white, upper and lower neighborhoods, rich and poor, right and left create a great contrast, he is about to attack Black people. He tries to cure brutality, hatred and injustice by trying to cure the trained and increasingly symbolic "racist dog" Batka. Surrounded by daring activists, sensitive Hollywood stars, Black Panthers and other radicals, the betrayal, fear and hatred that Gary sees in Batkan's eyes turns into a hopeful possibility of a cure. He creates a tragedy, an arena of struggle, a war, a book, by building his entire life around his former police dog, who is now considered incorrigible. To the good, the beautiful and the love; Those who cling to rebellion, escape and hope with faith; A shocking narrative for those who are eager to untie their leashes: White Dog, for the first time in Turkish. (From the Promotional Bulletin)