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Yazar : Ahmet Güleryüz
The first two were the only cruisers in the Navies of both the Ottoman Empire and the Turkish Republic. Their long lives were full of events connected with Turkey's recent past. The same applies, on a smaller scal to Torpedo Cruisers Peyk & Berk. This book is mostly a visual account of the two cruisers and their small helpers. Their lives and deeds are presented in chronologcial summaries. 116 photographc, many not previously published, document the lives of 4 vessels from birth to retirement and scrap yard. Lovers of the sea and ships are bound to enjoy this book. Ürünün baskısı görseldeki ile farklılık gösterebilir. Daha az göster
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- Yazar: Ahmet Güleryüz
- Yayımcı: Denizler Kitabevi
- Yayın tarihi: 1 Haziran 2018
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Ottoman Navy’s Cruisers
brycerogers
I adored the writing when it is a merger between the symbolist/beat style of Patti Smith lyrics and a description of a glamorous, dirty, lost new york of the past. I loved the happenstance encounter with Jimi Hendrix, and the one with Salvidor Dali. She is loitering in the lobbey of the Chelsea hotel holding a stuffed crow when in walks Salvidor Dali, who pats her on the head and says, "You are a crow, a gothic crow." Patti Smith gets across the beauty, sweetness, and love in her relationship with Robert Mapplethorpe. I also loved the insight about Robert that she offers. A favorite quote: "He liked being an alter boy, but enjoyed it more for his entrance into secret places, forbidden chambers, the robes and the rituals. He didn't have a religious or pious relationship with the church, it was aesthetic. The thrill of the battle between good and evil attracted him, perhaps because it mirrored his interior conflict, and revealed a line that he might yet need to cross."
2023-02-10 17:45
yiixpe
This book did the other "finally" thing that I was waiting for. Although I am not a big fan of Richard, she definitely made him more understandable in this book. It ended back in the place where we began, before all the big happenings, so I really want to start the next book (and not just because someone told me it involves Edward... although that is part of it...). I'm gunna take a break, though, and read the new Cassie book that just came out :-)
2022-10-21 05:45