The translator : a tribesman's memoir of Darfur

Hari, Daoud.

Large Print 2008

A young Zaghawa tribesman from the Darfur region of the Sudan describes his escape from the attack that destroyed his village, his struggle for survival, his role as a translator and the dangers he confronted, his ultimate capture, and his new life.

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Hari, Daoud

Sudan History Darfur Conflict, 2003- Personal narratives, Sudanese

Translators Sudan Darfur Biography

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ISBN:

9781410407436
1410407438

Edition:

Large print edition

Description:

269 pages (large print) ; 23 cm
large print

Contents:

A call from the road
The dead Nile
A bad time to go home
My sister's village
The end of the world
Homecoming
The seven of us
The translator
Sticks for shade
Two and a half million stories
Connections
Nicholas Kristof and Ann Curry reporting
Once more home
Waking up in Ndjamena
A strange forest
The sixth trip
What can change in 24-hours?
Some boys up ahead with a Kalashnikov
Our bad situation gets a little worse
Blindfolds, please
We came to rescue you guys
We can't think of anything to say
The rules of hospitality
Open house at the torture center
The Hawalya
My one-percent chance

LCCN:

2008011606

Control Number:

611893

Other Authors:

Burke, Dennis Michael
McKenna, Megan M

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