[PDF.15eg] Passage to Persia - Writings of an American Doctor During Her Life in Iran, 1929-1957

Passage to Persia - Writings of an American Doctor During Her Life in Iran, 1929-1957

[PDF.qg81] Passage to Persia - Writings of an American Doctor During Her Life in Iran, 1929-1957

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 | #3053996 in Books |  2014-03-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  7.99 x.75 x5.00l,.80 | File type: PDF | 334 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| An engaging read of pre-revolutionary life in Iran|By Cheryl Toliver|Passage to Persia: Writings of an American Doctor During Her Life in Iran, 1929-1957, is the fascinating account of Dr. Adelaide Kibbe and her work in two regional hospitals in pre-1978 revolutionary Iran. Encountering poverty and ignorance, the plight of women and children in a male-oppressive society, learni| |"What a historical gem! Dr Adelaide Kibbe's letters open our eyes to another time and place in history. Yet she tells a modern story too - what one life can accomplish when lived for something more than self. A great read!" Ruth E Van Reken, Author, Third Cult

In 1929 Adelaide Kibbe was a 27-year-old missionary physician who set out from New York, on the steamer SS American Banker, headed for Iran. Her route to Persia took her through England, Scandinavia, Germany, Switzerland and Egypt. It would be 28 years before she returned home, and during the ensuing decades she would see huge changes in her adopted country: the development of modern roads, railway and air transport, the spread of telephones and radio, and modern scho...

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