Qui a tué Daniel Pearl?
The international bestseller The New York Times called "a gripping synthesis of philosophy and reportage," Lévy's undercover investigation into the gruesome killing of journalist Daniel Pearl leads to stunning revelations about Pakistan's secret nuclear arms trading.
GenresHistoryAmericasUnited StatesReferenceWriting, Research & Publishing GuidesWriting
454 pages
English edition · First published 2004 by Melville House · ISBN 9780974960944
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