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Nickname:: jpapo
Birthday:: 5/13
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In my own words: I'm a software engineer and teacher at the Computer Science and IT Systems departments. I'm an IBM Certified Specialist for Rational Unified Process, IBM Certified Specialist for Requirements Management w/Use Cases, IBM Rational Solution Sales Professional, ITIL Foundation Certified Professional and OMG UML 2.0 Certified Professional

I love to read books. Some of the authors and subjects I like to read:

Kafka, Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde, Rabelais, Cervantes, Orwell, Fernando Pessoa, Isaac Bash...[more]
Interests: Software Engineering, Philosophy, History, Religions, Art, Poetry, Literature, SciFi, Horror and etc, etc :-) !

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The End of the Ottoman Empire, 1908-1923 (Turning Points) by A.L. Macfie

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Good overview of this turning point in History!, August 14, 2007

This book is a good and condensed overview of this key moment in History. From the ruins of the Ottoman Empire emerged the modern Middle East. The book don't delve deeply in the subjects treated, but it achieves its aims to be an introductory reading.

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