Sentence examples for book robbery from inspiring English sources

It is this storied legacy of Arab culture and intelligentsia that "The Great Book Robbery" pays tribute to.

The Israeli filmmaker Benny Brunner is on a mission to reclaim the Palestinian books that were looted in "The Great Book Robbery" of 1948.

This was the Ramallah debut of "The Great Book Robbery", a 2012 documentary about the looting of some 70,000 books from private Palestinian libraries during the 1948 war.

Most recently, this has been exemplified by an upcoming film by Benny Brunner, The Great Book Robbery.

According to the Great Book Robbery, "70,000 Palestinian books were systematically looted by the newly born state of Israel during the 1948 war" and this is evidence of the destruction of their culture.

The Great Book Robbery production team incorporated my suggestion to track the lost books using an Ushahidi-style map system to try and reconcile history through a more positive framing.

Read an extract, interview, watch a video about this book Twilight Robbery, by Frances Hardinge (Macmillan, £6.99).

C'est la vie!" There have been countless books on the robbery, of which Reynolds's remains the most lucid.

Howard Sounes, who wrote the book Heist about the robbery, says it is now under option for a second time.

A book on the Securitas robbery, entitled Heist, by Howard Sounes, author of Fred and Rose, and biographies of Bob Dylan and the writer Charles Bukowski, will be published soon.

"Nobody in the private sector could believe what [Osborne] did," Brooks quotes a city account as saying in his book The Great Tax Robbery.