Heritage

Here is realistic art's view of history. Here is the examination of life with the spirit of an artist. Here is the responsibility of the artist, the power of the artist and here is the real novel. Behram examines our recent past and human history, based on his father's resume. At one end, kings, emperors, imperialist powers; At one end, Mustafa Suphi, the 1917 October Revolution, the young republic, Mustafa Kemal, revolutions, wars of freedom. At one end are those who massacred, from Hitler to Pinochet, and at the other end are those who resisted, from Che to Deniz. At one end, political ambition and blind faith; At one end, the people's rebellion against those imposed on them. Imperialist wars, past and present games of imperialism. The massacre of Ottoman Armenians and Armenians of Turks; The drama of children left orphaned by massacres. The rise and fall of the young republic. At one end, blood, pain, cruelty; wind, mountains and rivers at one end. The heart of the Caucasus beating in Kars, Igdir, Aras, at the peak of Agri... Behram comes to terms with the age he lives in, from technology to magic, from political passion to religion, from globalism to the media, with a language filtered from poetry and an epic breath. Everything he tells is hard to believe, but they are also realities that have been experienced and are being experienced. A novel that reveals a life in one breath and that you can read in one breath.
Zekâi Bostanci



Number of Pages: 256

Printing Year: 2009


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Everest Publications

Number of Pages: 256

First Printing Year: 2004

Language: Turkish