The Girl from the Golden Horn

by Kurban Said

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The Girl From the Golden Horn is an insinuatingly and strikingly beautiful novel--suspenseful and exotic--and Kurban Said is, once again, in full control of his power to entertain and enthrall.

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Kurban Said was the pseudonym of Lev Nussimbaum, who grew up in Baku and died in Italy in 1942. (Bowker Author Biography) The life of Kurban Said is shrouded in mystery--a story as exotic and elusive as his writings. Lev Naussimbaum (alias Essad Bey alias Kurban Said) was, it is believed, born in Baku in 1905, the son of a German governess and a show more Jewish businessman. He died in Positano, Italy, in 1942. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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Graman, Jenia (Translator)
Meijerink, Gerda (Translator)
Shukrullah, Radhia (Afterword)

Common Knowledge

Canonical title
The Girl from the Golden Horn
Original title
Das Mädchen vom Goldenen Horn : Roman
Original publication date
1938
People/Characters
Asiadeh Anbara
Important places
Azerbaijan; Turkey; Berlin, Germany; New York, New York, USA
First words
"And this 'i,' Fraulein Anbari?"
Original language*
Duits
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Classifications

Genres
Fiction and Literature, General Fiction
DDC/MDS
833.912Literature & rhetoricGerman & related literaturesGerman fiction1900-1900-19901900-1945
LCC
PT2637 .A433 .M313Language and LiteratureGerman, Dutch and Scandinavian literaturesGerman literatureIndividual authors or works1860/70-1960
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6 — Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Russian
Media
Paper, Ebook
ISBNs
14
ASINs
1