Zusatztext 'Outside any political faction! Barghouti manages to be temperate! fair-minded! resilient and uniquely sad' Informationen zum Autor Mourid Barghouti Klappentext The sequel to the classic memoir I Saw Ramallah , I Was Born There, I Was Born Here takes up the story in 1998 when Barghouti returned to the Occupied Territories to introduce his Cairo-born son, Tamim, to his Palestinian family. Ranging freely back and forth in time between the 1990s and the present day, Barghouti weaves into his account of exile poignant evocations of Palestinian history and daily life - the pleasure of coffee arriving at just the right moment, the challenge of a car journey through the Occupied Territories, the meaning of home and the importance of being able to say, standing in a small village in Palestine, 'I was born here', rather than saying from exile, 'I was born there'. Full of life and humour in the face of death, I Was Born There, I Was Born Here is destined, like its predecessor, to become a classic. A moving and revelatory Palestinian memoir by the author of I Saw Ramallah Zusammenfassung In his incisive, moving and revelatoryaccount of returning to Ramallah to introduce his 23-year-old son born in exilein Cairo to his Palestinian family, Mourid Barghouti has matched theachievement of his first memoir, I SawRamallah.

'Outside any political faction, Barghouti manages to be temperate, fair-minded, resilient and uniquely sad'

Vorwort
A moving and revelatory Palestinian memoir by the author of I Saw Ramallah

Autorentext

Mourid Barghouti

Klappentext

The sequel to the classic memoir I Saw Ramallah, I Was Born There, I Was Born Here takes up the story in 1998 when Barghouti returned to the Occupied Territories to introduce his Cairo-born son, Tamim, to his Palestinian family.

Ranging freely back and forth in time between the 1990s and the present day, Barghouti weaves into his account of exile poignant evocations of Palestinian history and daily life - the pleasure of coffee arriving at just the right moment, the challenge of a car journey through the Occupied Territories, the meaning of home and the importance of being able to say, standing in a small village in Palestine, 'I was born here', rather than saying from exile, 'I was born there'.

Full of life and humour in the face of death, I Was Born There, I Was Born Here is destined, like its predecessor, to become a classic.

Zusammenfassung
In his incisive, moving and revelatoryaccount of returning to Ramallah to introduce his 23-year-old son born in exilein Cairo to his Palestinian family, Mourid Barghouti has matched theachievement of his first memoir, I SawRamallah.