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    Running away from a Theocracy: A Novel

    By Hassan M.M. Tabib

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    Because of the imposed oil embargo against Iran in 2006, the Mullahs-Regime lost almost sixty per cent of their revenue. However, it did not take too long before they found a sneaky way to sell millions of barrels of oil to many Asian countries.
    These buyers were not to pay the price via the respective national banks, but on the spot in cash. This business model was not only an exemption for the government, it was also the best opportunity for some corrupters in key positions to enrich themselves. They manipulated the daily sales documents, and kept the costs for up to two thousand barrels of crude oil for themselves.
    In this creepy trade, the chief of the Finance Office of the Oil Ministry was involved. They put him under pressure to cooperate with them and to content himself with a part of the embezzlement amount. For him, this was an immoral and unacceptable situation. He wanted to quit his job as quickly as possible, leave Iran and join his wife, who had fled to Australia because of unacceptable social restrictions.
    His goal was, however, inaccessible, because he knew too much and the participants were influential and mighty people. He had to develop a secret escape plan and get rid of this oil mafia.
    The novel Running away from a Theocracy is a shattering report from a government that, for several decades, has been carrying out all conceivable crimes under the flag of theocracy, in order to maintain power.
    This novel is a subtle mixture of fiction and moving research. A gripping story about current topics. A brilliantly told, rollercoaster ride of emotions.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateMar 29, 2017
    ISBN9783743136076
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    Hassan M.M. Tabib

    Hassan M.M. Tabib was born in Teheran - Iran in 1940. Between "1960 - 1964", he worked as journalist for different Iranian press. In 1964, he left his mother country and went to Europe. After staying in Germany for a couple of years, he immigrated to the United States, where he finished his studies in California before returning to Germany. While working for various large companies in Hannover, he stayed devoted to his passion for writing. Since 2000, he has published several books in German and English Languages. Please visit his Web site www.hassanmmtabib.de

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