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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. For The Truth the World Did Not See for 47 Years: From Ithaca to Evin Prison, an engineered masterpiece of historical brevity that chronicles the systematic dismantling of pre-revolutionary Iran's builder class. Written with the clinical precision of a Cornell-trained technocrat and guided by classic Persian literary discipline, Bahman Khaki delivers a devastating, data-checked account of his 168-day detention amid the chaos of the 1979 Revolution. By capturing iconic historical milestones-from the rooftop executions at the Refah School to history's largest prison break-this sub-120-page memoir serves as an indispensable, unflinching audit of a generation nearly erased by history. Front-cover endorsement provided by veteran journalist and former executive editor-in-chief of Kayhan, Amir Taheri: "A gripping memoir of resilience, integrity, and truth." A Cornell engineer's 168-day detention in Evin Prison during Iran's 1979 Revolution. Endorsed by Amir Taheri: "A gripping memoir of resilience, integrity, and truth." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. For The Truth the World Did Not See for 47 Years: From Ithaca to Evin Prison, an engineered masterpiece of historical brevity that chronicles the systematic dismantling of pre-revolutionary Iran's builder class. Written with the clinical precision of a Cornell-trained technocrat and guided by classic Persian literary discipline, Bahman Khaki delivers a devastating, data-checked account of his 168-day detention amid the chaos of the 1979 Revolution. By capturing iconic historical milestones-from the rooftop executions at the Refah School to history's largest prison break-this sub-120-page memoir serves as an indispensable, unflinching audit of a generation nearly erased by history. Front-cover endorsement provided by veteran journalist and former executive editor-in-chief of Kayhan, Amir Taheri: "A gripping memoir of resilience, integrity, and truth." A Cornell engineer's 168-day detention in Evin Prison during Iran's 1979 Revolution. Endorsed by Amir Taheri: "A gripping memoir of resilience, integrity, and truth." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. For The Truth the World Did Not See for 47 Years: From Ithaca to Evin Prison, an engineered masterpiece of historical brevity that chronicles the systematic dismantling of pre-revolutionary Iran's builder class. Written with the clinical precision of a Cornell-trained technocrat and guided by classic Persian literary discipline, Bahman Khaki delivers a devastating, data-checked account of his 168-day detention amid the chaos of the 1979 Revolution. By capturing iconic historical milestones-from the rooftop executions at the Refah School to history's largest prison break-this sub-120-page memoir serves as an indispensable, unflinching audit of a generation nearly erased by history. Front-cover endorsement provided by veteran journalist and former executive editor-in-chief of Kayhan, Amir Taheri: "A gripping memoir of resilience, integrity, and truth." A Cornell engineer's 168-day detention in Evin Prison during Iran's 1979 Revolution. Endorsed by Amir Taheri: "A gripping memoir of resilience, integrity, and truth." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…