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100			_aAhmad, Aeham _930040
245			_aThe pianist of Yarmouk _cAeham Ahmad; Sandra Hetzl; Ariel Hauptmeier; Emanuel Bergmann
246			_aThe pianist from Syria
246			_aThe pianist from Damascus
260			_aLondon : _bMichael Joseph, an imprint of Penguin Books, _cc2019.
300			_a276 p. : _bill., maps ; _c24 cm.
520			_aWhen his grandparents and father were forced to flee Israel and seek refuge from the Israeli-Palestinian conflict ravaging their home, Ahmad's family built a life in Yarmouk, an unofficial camp to more than 160,000 Palestinian refugees in Damascus. Their only haven was in music and in each other. This is Ahmad's story of one man's search for a peaceful life for his family and of a country being torn apart as the world watches in horror.
650			_aAhmad, Aeham, 1988- _930041
650			_aPianists _vSyria _zBiography _930042
650			_aRefugees _vGermany _zBiography _930043
650			_aRefugee camps _vSyria _vDamascus _931188
650			_aSyria _xHistory _xCivil War, 2011 _xPersonal narratives _931189
700			_aHetzl, Sandra, _eContributed by _931190
700			_aHauptmeier, Ariel, _eContributed by _931191
700			_aBergmann, Emanuel, _eTranslated by _931192
942			_cREGULAR