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028			_aVariety Books Publishers Distributors _b;B-10,Street No-2,West Vinod Nagar,Delhi-110092 _c;IM2062 _d;18/08/2018
082			_a741.5971 WIL
100			_aNicolas Wild _a; Edward Gauvin
245			_aSilent was Zarathustra _cNicolas Wild
260			_aNoida _b: HarperCollins Publishers _c, 2016.
300			_a220 pages _c; 20 cm
520			_aNicolas Wild travels to Iran at the invitation of his friend Sophia, daughter of the well-known humanist Cyrus Yazdani, who had been assassinated in mysterious circumstances. Here, Wild discovers Zoroastrianism, one of the world's first monotheistic religions and an inspiration to numerous philosophers, among them Nietzsche. As he meets and talks to people in Iran, Wild becomes immersed in Cyrus's story. With Sophia's permission, he goes to Geneva to hear the testimonies of the assassination trial at the Criminal Court. Inspired by the life of a real-life activist, Wild's account reveals more than the story of one man's life or a court case. With characteristic humour - both unprejudiced and warm - he portrays a complex picture of a people and a culture.
650			_aArt
655			_aDrawing _bGraphic novels
700			_aEdward Gauvin
942			_cBOOK
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