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Women's War - Roza's Story

Women's War - Roza's Story

by Paasche, Till Baz
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The Women's War - Roza's Story
A gripping thriller about history's first and only all-female force

Having witnessed her people brutally murdered or taken as slaves on the slopes of Mount Şingal, Roza decides not to be a victim anymore. Barely escaping the massacre alive, she joins the ranks of the Kurdish all-female defense forces, the YPJ.

Desperately and against all odds, the women challenge centuries old rules of war, holding the lines against an army of fanatic men. When all hope seems lost, Roza is called to a secret military base where she meets a group of US Special Forces soldiers offering their support. Will the unofficial American help enable the women to prevent further genocide?

In this thriller, Till 'Baz' Paasche, PhD, co-author of the non-fiction book America's War in Syria combines his professional and personal experience to pay tribute to his sisters-in-arms and their forgotten, yet important, struggle: Jin, Jiyan, Azadi.

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BrandHistorical Fiction Media
Pub dateDec 16, 2024
ISBN-10106919381X
ISBN-139781069193810
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions8.5 × 0.77 × 5.5 in
Weight1 lb
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