Bilge Kültür Sanat Waves of War Original Name: Tides Of War

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The war of the waves, which deals with the period 50 years after the isparta and thermopylae wars described in the first book of the pressfield, reveals perhaps the most dramatic period of greek history.

this era is the era in which pericles, sophocles and socrates lived. The city-state of athens has grown powerful and is beginning to threaten isparta. During this turbulent period, there was a man, alcibiades, who drew the attention of everyone with his actions and almost washed out atina: alcibiades.

he was a successful commander, extremely powerful, handsome and also had a superior intellect.

when he could not persuade the athenians to fight the spartans, he went to the spartans and fought against the athenians. Eventually, athens became such a threat that the city-state decided to eliminate it through assassination. The novel features two narrators: polemides, who works for alcibiades, and a nobleman named jason who helps him escape from prison, despite polemides blaming him for the crime.

with his masterly storytelling, war waves 'reminds us once again that war is a hellish addiction.

charming, and accurate in its historical perspective. Pressfield is a masterful novelist, particularly adept at capturing periods of political turmoil and war scenes with true genius! - publishers weekly. a striking depiction of ancient rome.

-usa today.

You can vividly see what an author pays attention to when writing a novel that conveys the real events of history, and how the finest details are embroidered on the historical backdrop like a lace! -hıncalın place, hıncal uluç, sabah(rear cover)number of pages: 528print year: 2001language: turkishpublishing house: bilge culture art

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• Barcode No: 9789758509263
• Origin: TR