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Fiction The Dogs of Riga (Turkish)

The Dogs of Riga (Turkish)

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  • Tags :   ,  Turkish,  Turkey,  Kurt Wallander,  Henning Mankell
Kurt Wallander

Author: Henning Mankell

ISBN: 9786057010056

Dimensions: 19.5 / 13.5 / 2.8 cm

Originally published as: Hundarna i Riga

Originally published in language: Swedish

Shelf
G25
Form
Softback
Name
Riga'nın Köpekleri
Series
Kurt Wallander
Language (of Original Text)
Swedish
Thema
FF
Pages
416
Date of Publication
20210517
City of Publ
Istanbul
Description (ENG)
The Dogs of Riga is a novel by Henning Mankell that follows police inspector Kurt Wallander as he investigates a series of murders with ties to Latvia. Wallander travels to Riga to try to solve the case and soon discovers that it is much more complicated than he first thought. The book explores themes of corruption, racism, and political conflicts.
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