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"Ghahramani, 20, an Iranian student, was swept off the streets of Tehran and taken to the notorious Evin prison, where criminals and political dissidents were held side by side in conditions of legendary brutality. Her crime, she asserts, was sliding back her headscarf to feel the sun on her hair. This led to a political activism fueled by the fearless idealism of the young. Her parents begged her to be prudent, but even they could not have imagined the horrors she faced in prison. She underwent psychological and physical torture, fighting despair by recalling her idyllic childhood in an affectionate family that prized tolerance and freedom of thought. After a show trial, Ghahramani was driven deep into the desert outside Tehran, uncertain if she was to be executed or freed. There she was abandoned to begin the long walk back.--From publisher description."
"En 2001, Zarah Ghahramani, étudiante en langues modernes, est enlevée en plein jour par la milice des mollahs. Elle découvre l'univers carcéral à la prison d'Evin, les humiliations et les sévices. Pour mettre un terme à la barbarie de ses geôliers, Zarah reconnaît toutes les accusations et finit même par trahir les responsables du mouvement étudiant. Remise en liberté, elle fuit en Australie."
"Persoonlijk verhaal van een Iraanse studente, die als tegenstandster van het islamitische bewind in de beruchtste gevangenis van het land belandde."
"Zarah Ghahramani was born in Tehran in 1981, and in 2001, her life changed suddenly when she was arrested and charged with' inciting crimes against the people of the Islamic Republic of Iran'. This tremendously powerful memoir of Zarah's life in Iran, reveals the human face of the modern Middle East."
"Ghahramani, 20, an iranian student, was swept off the streets of Tehran and taken to the notorious Evin prison, where criminals and political dissidents were held side by side in conditions of legendary brutality. Her crime, she asserts, was sliding back her headscarf to feel the sun on her hair. This led to a political activism fueled by the fearless idealism of the young. Her parents begged her to be prudent, but even they could not have imagined the horrors she faced in prison. She underwent psychological and physical torture, fighting despair by recalling her idyllic childhood in an affectionate family that prized tolenance and freedom of thought. After a show trial, Ghahramani was driven deep into the desert outside Tehran, uncertain if she was to executed or freed. There she was abandoned to begin the long walk back. --Publisher description."

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"Biography"
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"History"
"Anglicky psané romány"
"Biographie (Descripteur de forme)"
"Fiction in English"
"Autobiographie"
"erindringer"
"Erlebnisbericht"
"Autobiografické romány"
"Electronic books"@en
"Autobiographical novels"

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"Le porte chiuse di Teheran"
"Le porte chiuse di Teheran"@it
"Mi vida como traidora"
"Prisonnière des mollahs document"
"Mi vida como traidora"@es
"Zum Verrat gezwungen meine Flucht vor den Mullahs"
"Zum Verrat gezwungen : meine Flucht vor den Mullahs"
"Zrádkyně : za mřížemi íránského vězení"
"Zum Verrat gezwungen : meine Flucht vor den Mullhas"
"Zum Verrat gezwungen als Folteropfer in einem iranischen Gefängnis"
"Mijn leven als verraadster"
"Acusada de traição"
"Prisonnière des mollahs"
"Prisonnière des mollahs : Document"
"Prisonnière des mollahs : document"
"My life as a traitor : a story of courage and survival in Tehran's brutal Evin prison"
"Prisonnière des mollahs : [témoignage]"
"My life as a traitor : an Iranian memoir"
"My life as a traitor"@en
"My life as a traitor"

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