Three publishers killed in Turkey.

The article reports that three publishers were killed in Turkey at Bible specialist Zirve Publishing. Turks Necatin Aydin and Ugur Yuksel, and a German national, Tilman Ekkehart Geske, were found in the company's offices in Malatya, bound and with their throats slit. The International Publisher's As...

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Published in:Bookseller no. 5278; p. 16
Main Author: Rushton, Katherine
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Published: Bookseller Media Ltd 4/27/2007
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