1934-1935 - Green Diary

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(1) Front cover -- outside spread
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Permanent URL	https://digital.nls.uk/101265339

Form / genre:	Images > Design drawings > Graphic design drawings > Covers (Illustration) > Book covers
Subject / content:	Front (positional attribute) Backs (portions)
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1934-1935 - Green Diary
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Description	Travel journal of Patrick Leigh Fermor from part of his journey across Europe from Rotterdam to Constantinople and Mount Athos.
Shelfmark	Acc.13338/471

Dates / events:	1934 [Date/event in text]
Places:	Europe (continent) [Place depicted]
Subject / content:	Journeys Description Travel
Person / organisation:	Fermor, Patrick Leigh [Author]
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Patrick Leigh Fermor's 1933 travel diary
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Description	The only surviving travel journal of Patrick Leigh Fermor (1915-2011), written in 1933. In his youth, Paddy journeyed on foot through Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Istanbul, and Mount Athos in Greece. His experience produced one of the 20th century's greatest travel trilogies – 'Time of gifts' (1977), 'Between the woods and the water' (1986) and 'The broken road' (2013) – partly based on this journal, which includes sketches among the absorbing text.
Shelfmark	Acc.13338

Person / organisation:	Fermor, Sir Patrick Michael Leigh (1915-2011) [Subject of text] Fermor, Sir Patrick Michael Leigh (1915-2011) [Author]
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