Patchwork identities
In commanding language and without a trace of sentimentality or vanity, the second generation of Iranian women authors in Germany present the balancing act between Persian and German ways of life, weaving their parents′ lives into their literary material. By Fahimeh Farsaie
Three novels by Persian-speaking writers recently published in Germany were written by women: the authors Mehrnousch Zaeri-Esfahani, Nava Ebrahimi and Shida Bazyar. They are part of the second generation of Iranian diaspora writers, their parents having fled the country following the 1979 Islamic Revolution to end up – more or less by chance – in Germany.
With the exception of Shida Bazyar, who was born in Hermeskeil in 1988, the young storytellers came to Germany as children of politically persecuted parents during the 1980s. Initially exposed to linguistic isolation, mental exile and cultural confusion, they took to writing as adults to set down the stories of their hybrid identit
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Open kitchen: India had a fundamental impact on Italian cuisine and the import of spices is well-documented in ancient texts and evidenced through archaeological finds - ISTOCK.COM
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The ancient Roman Empire was indeed the melting pot that absorbed flavours of the world from the humble Indian kanji to the luscious Persian pulao It’s the buffet’s rice gruel that I am taken in by. Italians spell it fancily as
search for the more than 300 girls kidnapped by a my from a nigerian school the leader threatened to sell the girls into slavery. the same extremists attacked a town yesterday leaving 100 dead 50 bodies recovered so far. fans gathered to cheer on the world cup sunday night. eyewitnesss told us about 50 men walked in and opened fire. they didn t stop there. this small toast cal town was under surge for hours people shot to death. they called the attack an act of terrorism. ali habab claimi -al shabob taking credit. they were ordered to shout koran in order to save their lives. 430 churches have been attacked, closed down or burned down since 2004. on the 27th of january, 2013 his church was april tacked again and two-days later his attackers were sentenced to three months in prison for running an registered church. it was in fact a brutal ter oir attack in london in daylight. eyewitnesss say the victim was attacked to death by the attackers using knives and while the
bleacher report. let s begin with the perfect storm forming in our very imperfect congress right now. four days left until a government shutdown. senate leaders hoping to approve a spending bill by tomorrow that would keep washington running beyond october 1st. and also include funding for the president s health care law. when republicans scramble to find ways to stop obamacare, another bigger deadline loom, the debt ceiling must be raised in just about three week or america won t be able to pay its bills. dana bash live on capitol hill. reporter: you and i have seen this movie before. people out there who are fed up with congress careening from crisis to crisis won t be happy with the double whammy around the corner. it would be one thing for the government to shut down in four days. national parks would close, medical research interrupted. but then economic catastrophe may come 17 days later when the u.s. could default on its loans if congress doesn t raise the debt
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