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  • Tintin en Arménien ( Comics )

    Tintin 2 - Le Temple du Soleil

    LA SOUSCRIPTION EST OUVERTE POUR LE TEMPLE DU SOLEIL en arménien

    Parution prévue pour début Juillet 2007
    Souscrivez maintenant pour être sûr de recevoir votre exemplaire en avant-première.

    "Les 7 Boules de Cristal" fut le premier album de Tintin traduit en arménien. Après le succès incontestable de ce premier album, voici à présent la suite de cette histoire avec /Le/ /Temple du Soleil./

    Couverture cartonnée, envoi postal protégé.
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    *Prisoners of Sun in Armenian
    Public sales date : June28, 2007
    Subscribe now to get your copy in first hand.

    *After the first translation in Armenian of /The 7 Cristal Balls/ which encountered a real success
    Sigest continues with the suite /The Prisoners of Sun/ in armenian.

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    L'Equipe Tintin en arménien
    ( http://www.tintinenarmenien.com )

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    That's nice that Tintin is finally in Armenian too! Growing up (and still) Tintin was definitely my favorite comics of all time...Favorite being Captain Haddock - But his creator Herge certainly has an interesting past; there is some evidence that he was affiliated with the German government in occupied Belgium during WWII which would make him a "pro Nazi" so to speak...He was also "racist" (certainly by today's standards) if anyone has read his earlier books like "Tintin in Congo" they would agree just looking at the way he portrayed the Congolese people compared to the Europeans...Still I love them

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      Originally posted by Jade View Post
      That's nice that Tintin is finally in Armenian too! Growing up (and still) Tintin was definitely my favorite comics of all time...Favorite being Captain Haddock - But his creator Herge certainly has an interesting past; there is some evidence that he was affiliated with the German government in occupied Belgium during WWII which would make him a "pro Nazi" so to speak...He was also "racist" (certainly by today's standards) if anyone has read his earlier books like "Tintin in Congo" they would agree just looking at the way he portrayed the Congolese people compared to the Europeans...Still I love them
      Not, correct. Being a fan of Tintin, I have read all his books and from what I gather from Tintin in Congo, there was rather a naive description of the African people, not a racist one.
      Moreover, you may recall from "Lotus Bleu ", that Tintin did not hesitate to help a poor chinese "pousse pousse" worker against the bullying of a racist american supremacist.

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