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  2. A Thousand Farewells : a Reporter's Journey From Refugee Camp To The Arab Spring

A thousand farewells : a reporter's journey from refugee camp to the Arab spring

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  • Author: Ayed, Nahlah
    Summary:

    CBC Middle East correspondent and Palestinian-Canadian Nahlah Ayed writes with insight and first-hand knowledge of the myriad ways in which the Arab people have fought against oppression and loss. Ayed was born to Palestinian refugee parents in Winnipeg, but spent some of her formative childhood years in a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan. This shaped her thinking and her future work as a reporter covering the wars, crackdowns and uprisings across the region. A uniquely personal and moving account.

    Subject(s): Canada
    Original Publisher: Toronto , Viking
    Language(s): English

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Abstract

CBC Middle East correspondent and Palestinian-Canadian Nahlah Ayed writes with insight and first-hand knowledge of the myriad ways in which the Arab people have fought against oppression and loss. Ayed was born to Palestinian refugee parents in Winnipeg, but spent some of her formative childhood years in a Palestinian refugee camp in Jordan. This shaped her thinking and her future work as a reporter covering the wars, crackdowns and uprisings across the region. A uniquely personal and moving account.

Subject
Canada
Publisher (Source)

Toronto

Viking

Not specified
ISBN

9780670069095

0670069094

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