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The Notre Dame de Paris Mosque
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| Author | Elena Petrovna Chudinova |
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| Original title | Мечеть Парижской Богоматери |
| Language | Russian, French, Serbian, Polish, Bulgarian, German |
| Genre | Novel, Dystopia |
| Publisher | Вече, Tatamis, Renovamen-Verlag, etc. |
Publication date | 2005 |
| Publication place | Russia, France, Serbia, Poland, Bulgaria, Germany |
The Notre Dame de Paris Mosque (also The Mosque of Notre Dame in Paris: 2048; Russian: Мечеть Парижской Богоматери) is a dystopian novel written by Russian author Elena Chudinova. The novel takes place in 2048 in France, taken over and ruled by Muslim immigrants. The book is written from an anti-Islamic, and as the author asserts, Orthodox Christian viewpoint. Chudinova, who calls herself a committed Christian, calls the genre of this book, "both a novel and a mission".[1]
- ^ Eugene Girin, Muslim terrorism in Paris, Michel Houellebecq's Cowardice, and the Islamization of France: An Interview with Russian writer Elena Choudinova, author of The Notre Dame de Paris Mosque, the Cronicles magazine, January 12, 2015.
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