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Dreaming the Karoo - A People Called the /Xam Hun følger sin 10-årige søn

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Dreaming the Karoo - A People Called the /Xam Hun følger sin 10-årige sønA spellbinding new book by the much acclaimed writer, a journey to South Africa in search of the lost people called the Xam a haunting book about the brutality of colonial frontiers and the fate of those they dispossess. In spring 2020, Julia Blackburn travelled to the Karoo region of South Africa to see for herself the ancestral lands that had once belonged to an indigenous group called the Xam. Throughout the nineteenth century the Xam were

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Hun følger sin 10-årige søn til slægtninge i Polen og rejser tilbage til Ukraine for at dokumentere det der foregår

As a writer

før Lyng og Eva sammen vender tilbage til skoven

is about vegetal agency

”Fascinerende … et forfriskende bidrag til danmarkshistorien

Dreaming the Karoo - A People Called the /Xam Hun følger sin 10-årige sønA spellbinding new book by the much acclaimed writer, a journey to South Africa in search of the lost people called the Xam a haunting book about the brutality of colonial frontiers and the fate of those they dispossess. In spring 2020, Julia Blackburn travelled to the Karoo region of South Africa to see for herself the ancestral lands that had once belonged to an indigenous group called the Xam. Throughout the nineteenth century the Xam were

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