In order to extend the youth's scope of reading the "Open Book" e-library of the Translation Centre under the Cabinet of Ministers of the Azerbaijan Republic has put online version of its three books - 'Selected works' by Patrick Modiano, 'The Bolivian Diary' of Ernesto Che Guevara and 'Azerbaijan Energy Policy in Western Media'.  

Online readers can use the link 'Books of the Translation Centre' at www.achiqkitab.az and start reading the unpublished books:

'Selected works' by Patrick Modiano.  Patrick Modiano, the famous French novelist is the 15th French writer to win the prestigious Nobel Prize in literature 2014. The retro style in French Literature is associated with Patrick Modiano's name. The subjects of Modiano's literary activities are memory and forgetfulness, personality and sense of guilt, self-consciousness process with a fidgety man.

His name was announced at the official ceremony held in Stockholm Royal Academy. He was awarded with the Nobel Prize for his work devoted to the II World War, the occupation of France by German fascists and "for the art of memory with which he has evoked the most ungraspable human destinies during uncovered the life-world of the occupation".

It is the largest collection of works by Patrick Modiano translated into Azerbaijani. 

Translated by I. Alfi, M. Garayev and E. Bashkechid.

'The Bolivian Diary' of Ernesto Che Guevara. The book tells us about Che Guevara- the symbol of Cuba revolution, who devoted his whole conscious experience to the struggle of his ideas. In 'The Bolivian Diary' he openly and honestly described all that had happened to him and his brother-in-arms while fighting for independence of Bolivia for 11 months.

Translated by Rovshan Ramizoglu.   

The book 'Azerbaijan Energy Policy in Western Media' introduces analytical articles related to the energy policy, oil and gas strategy of Azerbaijan, role of pipelines used for delivering the Caspian energy resources to different regions of the world published  in the Western press.

The book is intended for economists, politicians and thoughtful people.