What's news in the West? (53) مقالة

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(53) Iraj Hashemi Zadeh 212- Morning Exercise The news was short; in nine small lines of the reputable Vienna Standard newspaper; on the page of international accidents and events: "Ankara ــ Wild street dogs in Ankara, the capital of Turkey, attacked a man and killed him. (Refer to the page image) 213- Death of a Coffee Maker Leopold Hawalka; the most famous Austrian coffee maker, about whom and his wife and their coffee house in the center of Vienna, I have presented reports twice in this Bukhara column; passed away a few months ago, two or three weeks after his hundredth birthday in Vienna. To identify the role and personality of Hawalka, it is enough that "Der Spiegel" magazine, in February of this year after his death, dedicated a corner of its news page to him with a photo and details. (Refer to the page image) 215- The Mountain World in Iran, winner of the world prize of the year In Bukhara issue number 82, I introduced the publication of the book "The Mountain World in Iran," through the efforts of two Austrian researchers, Robert Kostka and Karl Gratzl, to the readers of this column. " After review by the experts of the "Office of Cultural Studies, Planning, and Reading," the book was accepted, won the World Book of the Year award, and its prize of 160,000 Euros was presented in a ceremony by the President of Iran to the Ambassador of the Austrian government in Tehran, representing Professor Kostka and Dr. Karl Gratzel.