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Osama Manzlaji is a Syrian translator.[1] He was born in Latakia in 1948.[2] He translated many literary works from the English language. Some of the most known writers whom he's translated for are Henry Miller, Hermann Hesse, and Terry Eagleton.[3]
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OsamaManzlaji is a Syrian translator. He was born in Latakia in 1948. He translated many literary works from the English language. Some of the most known...
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