Hansen’s Children Farzaneh Khojandi

Hansen’s Children Farzaneh KhojandiIts the end of the 1980s and Europe is about to change forever. In a forgotten corner of Romania, two men await their fate as their reality literally begins to fall apart. This unique and often shocking book allows us to view a world we have surely never encountered before. Unafraid to tell the truth, Spahi takes us on a journey through the revolution which will change not only our way of seeing this chapter of history, but also challenge how we

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remembering the pain of the mutual cultural incomprehension – she is a St Lucian – that ended the marriage almost twenty years before

the Soviet Union and America in 1933 - and by Ovid - leaving Rome for the Black Sea in AD - should site our topic in a long tradition

written between 1991 and 2007 that he translated himself

translated by Marilyn Hacker with Vénus Khoury-Ghata