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Eternal Persia: From Cyrus to the Streets of Tehran - 3,000 Years of Civilization, Art, and Resistance

Eternal Persia: From Cyrus to the Streets of Tehran - 3,000 Years of Civilization, Art, and Resistance

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ISBN13: 9798193167129
Publisher: Independently Published
Pages: 248
Weight: 0.74
Height: 0.52 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Three thousand years. Every conqueror absorbed. Every silence broken by a poem.

In 539 BC, a Persian king walks into Babylon without spilling a drop of blood. Twenty-five centuries later, a woman climbs onto an electrical box in Tehran and takes off her headscarf.

In between: Alexander burns Persepolis and leaves dressed as a Persian. The Arabs conquer the country and leave with its architecture. The Mongols stack skulls, and four centuries later Isfahan is blue with tilework. Persia loses its wars and wins its conquerors.

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