A casa das sete mulheres by Leticia Wierzchowski

ĮXPLORING CONTEXTUAL CHARACTERISTICS OF TRADITIONAL MEDINAS IN NORTH AFRICAįull Text Available In an age of globalization and standardization, cities around the world are losing their historical and cultural identity. It is convenient with our motto: â€œBeauty inSyari, Luxury in Simplicit yâ€. The purpose of making our product is to make MEDINA as medical personnel's hijabwhich has funct ion to easily use stethoscope and still look syar'i. MEDINA hijab is a hijab in instantpashmina model with a small hole near the ears but it cannot be seen from outside and the function is to makeusing stetoskop easier.

MEDINA (Medical Instant Pashmina) is a hijab made for medical personnel. Limita, Sandrarizka Yuvike Dinarsari, Fairuz Febrita Rona, Tiga Putu Halimi, Achmad Aunul Medina (Medical Instant Pashmina) Hijab for Medical Personnel El artÃculo muestra cÃ³mo se desarrollaron los acontecimientos y compara implÃ. Los hechos se disponen en tres series cronolÃ³gicas que se superponen parcialmente: la toma y ocupaciÃ³n de Leticia las reacciones colombianas desde la cuenca del rÃo Putumayo y BogotÃ¡ y las reacciones peruanas desde Iquitos y Lima.

The article shows how events unfolded and it implicitly compares the triangular relations between local society, central government and the armed forces at the boundaries between both countries.Ī Narrative History of Peruâ€™s Invasion and Occupation of Leticia (Colombia, Amazon River, September 1932)Ĭon base en archivos peruanos, colombianos y britÃ¡nicos, este artÃculo reconstruye los inicios del Conflicto de Leticia entre PerÃº y Colombia (1932-1933) en los niveles local y regional.

Facts are presented in three chronological series that overlap partially: the invasion and occupation of Leticia Colombian reactions from the Putumayo river basin and BogotÃ¡ and Peruvian reactions from Iquitos and Lima. A Narrative History of Peruâ€™s Invasion and Occupation of Leticia (Colombia, Amazon River, September 1932ĭirectory of Open Access Journals (Sweden)įull Text Available Based on Peruvian, Colombian and British archives, this paper reconstructs the beginnings of the Leticia Conflict between Peru and Colombia (1932-1933 at the local and regional levels.

A casa das sete mulheres by Leticia Wierzchowski