The Yellow Wind by David Grossman | First Edition 1988 | HC w/ DJ | VG

$ 7.92

Genre: Middle Eastern Studies / Politics / History Language: English Book Series: David Grossman Topic: Israeli–Arab Relations, West Bank, Middle East Conflict Narrative Type: Nonfiction Author: David Grossman Country of Origin: United States Publisher: Farrar, Straus & Giroux Signed: No Intended Audience: Adults Publication Year: 1988 Edition: First Edition Type: Novel Features: Dust Jacket Book Title: The Yellow Wind Original Language: Hebrew Format: Hardcover

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The Yellow Wind by David Grossman | First Edition 1988 | HC w/ DJ | VG. Binding tight, no lean. Originally published in Hebrew, this 1988 First Edition represents the earliest English-language hardcover release. The book remains one of the most widely studied and discussed works on the subject, praised for its courage, clarity, and refusal to reduce human lives to political abstractions. The Yellow Wind is David Grossman’s landmark work of reportage on the Israeli–Arab conflict, written after extensive travel through the West Bank. Grossman’s firsthand interviews and observations offer a deeply human, emotionally charged account of daily life under occupation. Originally published in Hebrew, this 1988 First Edition represents the earliest English-language hardcover release. The book remains one of the most widely studied and discussed works on the subject, praised for its courage, clarity, and refusal to reduce human lives to political abstractions. A strong, collectible copy suitable for readers of Middle Eastern history, political nonfiction, and contemporary social analysis. --- CONDITION: Very Good (VG). Dust jacket shows mild edge wear and light handling consistent with age. Boards clean and square. Binding tight, no lean. Pages clean with no writing, highlighting, or stains noted. Excellent structural condition for a 1988 first edition.