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Lassen Sie uns einen Blick auf die Ressourcen, die ständig günstige Punkte liefern. Einflüsse können die Faktoren sein, wie Individuen Leben läuft. Um eine der Ressourcen zu bekommen, könnten Sie den faszinierenden Punkt finden zu bekommen. Genau das, was ist das? Zeitplan! Ja, Buch ist das effektivste Gerät, das Ihr Lebens Verwendung zur Beeinflussung gemacht werden kann. Reserve wird nicht versprechen Ihnen ausgezeichnete Individuen zu sein, aber wenn Sie das Buch überprüfen und durchlaufen auch die günstigen Punkte, werden Sie sicherlich eine große Person sein.
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Produktinformation
Format: Kindle Ausgabe
Dateigröße: 1261 KB
Seitenzahl der Print-Ausgabe: 312 Seiten
ISBN-Quelle für Seitenzahl: 1984821210
Verlag: Ballantine Books (27. August 2019)
Verkauf durch: Amazon Media EU S.Ã r.l.
Sprache: Englisch
ASIN: B07L3BBM78
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I love the way the story was told, switching from the present struggles to the not so distant past of horror. So although the story is desperately sad, you are still filled with hope because you know the present and that's where the characters actually are.I would highly recommend this book
Prejudice against refugees examined in a heartwrenching story, the strength & vulnerability of the human soul. To think that this situation is happening now in 2019 is heartbreaking, we are a cruel species us humans.
well told bugger all about bees though
The Beekeeper of Aleppo is said to be one of the books to really look out for in 2019. It is easy to see why. It is a haunting and emotional story of one refugee family’s journey from Aleppo in Syria to the UK.The book opens with Nuri and his wife, Afra, in bed and breakfast accommodation on the South Coast of England. We know they have made the journey safely as they wait for their asylum claim to be processed. We then switch back to the start of their journey in Aleppo. Nuri and his cousin, Mustafa, were commercial beekeepers and successful businessmen before the war tore their lives apart. The had seen horrors which no one should have to see. Mustafa sent his wife and daughter off to England, and then followed himself (along the refugee route) when their hives had been burnt to the ground and it became too dangerous for him to remain in Aleppo. Afra did not want to leave Aleppo but then, once she and Nuri had seen their young son, Sami, killed by a bomb as he played in the garden, they decided to follow. Nuri paid a smuggler to get them into Turkey and to start the long journey north. After weeks of trudging across Turkey and living in wretched lodgings in Istanbul, more smugglers took them across the Adriatic in a totally unseaworthy boat – they were rescued (as were so many) by the Greek coastguard. They were moved on via a processing island to desperately overcrowded camps in Athens. They waited for weeks in fear of their lives from those (some fellow refugees, some not) who preyed on them. The NGOs helped, but they were totally out of their depth.Eventually they found another smuggler who for €5,000 (they were lucky in that they had money with them unlike so many…) changed their appearance, and produced new Italian passports and airline tickets to fly them to the UK via Madrid – where they could claim asylum.The journey from Syria was a very difficult one mentally for both Nuri and Afra. Afra had gone blind as a result of seeing her son die in her arms (though her sight begins to return towards the end of the book), and Nuri was suffering from what we now know to be post traumatic stress disorder. His mind, behaviour, and imagination kept flipping back into the horrors of the past. They are pretty troubled and dysfunctional in the South of England B&B. Throughout the journey, though, Nuri manages to keep in intermitent email touch with Mustafa now successfully located to Yorkshire and embarking on a new beekeeping career. The thought of being able to join him keeps him going. Mustafa eventually finds them as the book closes.The Beekeeper of Aleppo is a very well-worked novel by British author Christy Lefteri (who, incidentally, works as a Unicef volunteer at a refugee centre in Athens – and thus has a lot of the background). For me its greatest strength is that I understood from reading it the full horrors of the journey that so many undertook in a way that the news footage could never explain. It is a very sad indictment of our times that we force completely innocent people to endure such pain and hardship.
This is a story of two journeys: that of a family who flee Aleppo and make their way to England and the story of human endurance and the fight between good and evil…Nuri and Afra live in Syria and have a lovely normal life until war breaks out. Nuri is a beekeeper, Afra an artist, and they live with their son Sami in the east of the city. Bombs rain down on the city and tragedy strikes as their young son is killed in one of the raids.They have no choice but to escape the country and follow their friends and leave the country. From war-torn Aleppo, through Turkey and Greece, they eventually make it to London where they claim asylum. This is the story of their journey across country after country with a very insightful account of life for refugees in Greece (the author apparently volunteered with refugees here)There’s two parts to the story in the sense of location – their flight from Syria to England and their time once they arrive, trying to navigate their new life. However, there’s also another two shades to the story in the gentle and loving way Nuri lavishes attention on his beloved bees, compared with the brutality of war and the horrors humans can inflict on each other is striking and raw. It’s a very effective way to bring both emotions to the fore.Everyone has an opinion on immigration today and there are many different stories, reasons why people move and various rights and wrongs. What this novel does however is to show the most desperate and the most human story. The people here are fleeing from their once beloved homeland and face a terrible journey. On that journey, they face danger, prejudice and more along the way. Then what happens when they get to England? No body can know. You can read all the headlines and have all the discussions you want, but when you feel the human emotions and the reality in this book…This is a journey in more ways than one. Not just in miles travelled but in the emotional journey the characters (and the readers) go through.A story so symbolic (sadly) of our times and it’s an emotional read in many many ways.
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