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The Open Window

Set against the turbulent backdrop of the French student uprising of May 1968, The Open Window follows Lucie Moreau, a young woman who discovers the transformative power of hope, courage, and human solidarity amid protests and social unrest. As the streets of Paris become a battleground for freedom and change, Lucie discovers that even in the darkest of times, ordinary people can inspire extraordinary transformations. A moving story of resistance, humanity, and the enduring belief that a better world is possible.

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Rawiya’s Diary in Half a Notebook

The text, which belongs to the diary genre, presents a delicate and profound literary narrative in the voice of Rawiya, an eleven-year-old girl. Written in diary form, it spans the period from March 21 to May 13, 2021. Through these diary entries, we are given vivid and detailed glimpses into the life of a child experiencing the consequences of war, displacement, and difficult living conditions in Germany. Her experience moves between the innocence of childhood and the harsh reality that forces her to grow up too soon. Translated into English by SI Digital Club. The original version is available at https://drcindynikita.com/publications/yomyat-raoy-fy-nsf-dftr using access code 123.

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Altruism and Deception

Born into poverty and blessed with extraordinary intelligence, Kazuo Inamori and Jan Marsalek rose to the highest levels of the business world, yet their lives followed radically different paths. One built two Fortune Global 500 companies on the principles of service, responsibility, and compassion, later returning from monastic life to rescue Japan Airlines. The other became the architect of one of Europe's largest corporate frauds, ultimately disappearing into exile and losing the freedom to live under his own name. Through the striking contrast between altruism and deception, this essay explores a fundamental question: Is business merely a tool for accumulating wealth, or is it a means of cultivating character and creating value for others?

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