Review of A Dream For Peace

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[Following is a volunteer review of "A Dream For Peace" by Dr. Ghoulem Berrah.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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There has been no breakthrough in the search for world peace, which is the goal of every international leader. Dr. Ghoulem Berrah was born in Algeria and had a long history of accomplishments that made him a suitable candidate for an elective position. In addition to being a revered member of society, he is well-versed in various fields, which demonstrates his dedication to press freedom. Examine this fascinating autobiography to learn more about the author's political, social, and demographic background. 
 
The majority of A Dream For Peace’s 17 chapters piqued my interest and inspired me to read more. My favorite part is Chapter 11 because of how it has been contextualized. Dr. Ghoulem Berrah's passion and devotion to God became apparent to me, and I now understand why he has achieved so much in his life. He said that religion had been his ultimate sanctuary, but he also knew that he had to make a statement on some issues while practicing his faith. He went on to say that his feelings of mission and devotion to God depend on his faith and convictions. This is something to be admired, as he was able to work hard and overcome all of life's obstacles because of this solid foundation. Because of this perspective, I can also see and feel that he is a decent man, a good husband, and a great leader. 
 
Since I am a political science major, there was nothing about this book that bothered me. Every decision and provision made sense to me. Furthermore, his ability to rise to the level of a competent leader was also admirable because he was intellectual in science and medicine. 
 
The consistent layout of the book led me to assume that the book had been edited exceptionally and professionally, as no errors were identified. Even though the French terminology can be confusing and hard to read at times, I'm not going to deduct any stars for it. Thus, I'm giving it a 4 out of 4 stars.
 
A peacekeeping force that kills to create peace is causing daily war, murders, and devastation accross our globe. However, Dr. Ghoulem Berrah demonstrated that if a public servant is efficient and has a strong desire to promote it, progress toward peace can always be made. Those who want to read memoirs should pick up a copy of this one. Moreover, this book will probably be helpful to political science students and professionals alike.

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A Dream For Peace
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