Asne Seierstad

El libro retrata a un librero heroico y una sociedad rota por las guerras y el fanatismo, en un país donde pensar es una actividad subversiva.Después de la caída de los talibanes, la popular corresponsal de guerra se instala en casa del librero Sultan Khan, en Kabul, y convive durante varios meses con su familia, convirtiendose en testigo directo de su vida cotidiana, de sus problemas, sueños y esperanzas.

Cuando las tropas americanas entraron en Kabul, marcando el fin del regimen talibán, Åsne Seierstad se instaló en la casa de Sultán Khan para compartir la vida diaria de su familia y ofrecer un testi

A fascinating, personal and insightful account of the Iraq war from the bestselling author of THE BOOKSELLER OF KABULIn January 2003 sne Seierstad entered Baghdad on a ten-day visa. She was to stay for over three months, reporting on the war and its aftermath. A Hundred and One Days is her compelling account of a city under siege, and a fascinating insight into the life of a foreign correspondent. An award-winning writer, Seierstad brilliantly details the frustrations and dangers journalists faced trying to uncover the truth behind the all-pervasive propaganda. She also offers a unique portrait of Baghdad and its people, trying to go about their daily business under the constant threat of attack. Seierstads passionate and erudite book conveys both the drama and the tragedy of her one hundred and one days in a city at war.sne Seierstad is the supreme non-fiction writer of her generation Luke Harding

El libro retrata a un librero heroico y una sociedad rota por las guerras y el fanatismo, en un país donde pensar es una actividad subversiva.Después de la caída de los talibanes, la popular corresponsal de guerra se instala en casa del librero Sultan Khan, en Kabul, y convive durante varios meses con su familia, convirtiendose en testigo directo de su vida cotidiana, de sus problemas, sueños y esperanzas.

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Åsne Seierstad comenzó su carrera de periodista como corresponsal en Moscú. El conflicto de Chechenia fue la primera guerra que cubrió para los medios de comunicación noruegos. Ahora, diez años despu

Asne Seierstad In the early hours of New Years 1994, Russian troops invaded the Republic of Chechnya, plunging the country into a prolonged and bloody conflict that continues to this day. A foreign correspondent in Moscow at the time, sne Seierstad traveled regularly to Chechnya to report on the war, describing its affects on those trying to live their daily lives amidst violence. In the following decade, Seierstad became an internationally renowned reporter and author, traveling to the Balkans, Afghanistan, Iraq, and other war-torn regions. But she never lost sight of this conflict that had initially inspired her career. Over the course of a decade, she watched as Russia ruthlessly suppressed an Islamic rebellion in two bloody wars and as Chechnya evolved into one of the flashpoints in a world now focused on the threat of international terrorism. In 2006, Seierstad finally returned to Chechnya, traveling in secret and under the constant threat of danger. In a broken and devastated society she lived with orphans, the wounded, the lost. And she lived with the children of Grozny, those who will shape the countrys future.She asks the question: What happens to a child who grows up surrounded by war and accustomed to violence? A compelling, intimate, and often heartbreaking portrait of Chechnya today, The Angel of Grozny is a vivid account of a lands violent history and its ongoing battle for freedom. **Translated by Nadia M. Christensen.

THE STORY OF ANDERS BREIVIK AND THE INSPIRATION FOR THE NETFLIX FILM 22 JULY, FROM THE BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF THE BOOKSELLER OF KABULOn 22 July 2011 Anders Behring Breivik killed 77 of his fellow Norwegians in a terrorist atrocity that shocked the world.One of Us is the definitive account of the massacres and the subsequent trial. But more than that, it is the compelling story of Anders Breivik and a select group of his victims. As we follow the path to their inevitable collision, it becomes clear just what was lost in that one day.

In the spring of 2002, journalist Asne Seierstad went to Afghanistan to live with a family for several months. Here she reveals her experiences, telling the story of Sultan Khan - who defied the authorities for 20 years to supply books to the people of Kabul - and his family.

Mp3 CD Format *. The New York Times best-selling author of The Bookseller of Kabul paints a stunning and intimate portrait of Baghdad under siegeFrom January until April 2003-for one hundred and one days-Asne Seierstad worked as a reporter in Bagdad for Scandinavian, German, and Dutch media. Through her articles and live television coverage she reported on the events in Iraq before, during, and after the attacks by the American and British forces.

From beloved international reporter sne Seierstad comes a remarkable exploration of the lives of ordinary Serbs under the regime of Slobodan Milosevic-during the dramatic events leading up to his fall, and finally in the troubled years that have followed. Seierstad traveled extensively through Serbia between 1999 and 2004, following the lives of people from across the political spectrum. Her moving and perceptive account follows nationalists, Titoists, Yugonostalgics, rock stars, fugitives, and poets. Seierstad brings her acclaimed attention to detail to bear on the lives of those whom she encounters in With Their Backs to the World, as she creates a kaleidoscopic portrait of a nation made up of so many different-and often conflicting-hopes, dreams, and points of view.

La periodista noruega Åsne Seierstad ha compuesto un conmovedor retrato de la Serbia actual a través de entrevistas a catorce personas tan heterogéneas como la ex Yugoslavia y nos ofrece algunas clav

This profile of the pseudonymous Sultan Khan, proprietor of a Kabul bookstore whose passionately liberal ideas about literature and freedom to read are at odds with his traditional ones about the place of women, has been an international bestseller. It has also been the subject of controversy, as the actual bookseller in question--a man named Shah Mohammed Rais, took offence at his portrayal, calling it libel and invasion of privacy, and sought legal reparations from the author, who lived with the Rais family for four months in Kabul in 2002.

La periodista noruega, Åsne Seierstad, pasó en 2001 varios meses conviviendo con la familia del librero Sultan Khan, experiencias que dieron lugar a este apasionante testimonio y bestseller en muchos

This profile of the pseudonymous Sultan Khan, proprietor of a Kabul bookstore whose passionately liberal ideas about literature and freedom to read are at odds with his traditional ones about the place of women, has been an international bestseller. It has also been the subject of controversy, as the actual bookseller in question--a man named Shah Mohammed Rais, took offence at his portrayal, calling it libel and invasion of privacy, and sought legal reparations from the author, who lived with the Rais family for four months in Kabul in 2002.

Åsne Seierstad pasó dos años en Chechenia, oculta de las autoridades, para componer este desgarrador testimonio sobre los efectos de la guerra.Al igual que su best seller internacional El librero de

Asne Seierstad llegó antes del inicio de la guerra para captar el ambiente previo al ataque a Irak. La propaganda gubernamental, las condiciones de vida de la población iraquí y las dificultades para establecer contactos quedan reflejadas en la primera parte de la obra, pero sobre todo se hace evidente el miedo que envenena todas las relaciones: miedo al regimen y tambien miedo al ataque inminente. En esta situacion limite, la joven corresponsal noruega demuestra tener la perseverancia, la sangre fria y el valor necesarios para llevar a cabo su trabajo. Son muchos los puntos de interes que ofrece este libro, pero de todos ellos cabe destacar la descripcion de la durisima vida del corresponsal de guerra, siempre atrapado entre dos o mas fuegos, y dejando de lado sus sentimientos personales para realizar su trabajo con la profesionalidad necesaria. La autora hace referencia a la muerte de un periodista español, triste ejemplo de todos los peligros que encierra esta apasionante profesion.

From beloved international reporter ...ne Seierstad comes a remarkable exploration of the lives of ordinary Serbs under the regime of Slobodan Milosevic-during the dramatic events leading up to his fall, and finally in the troubled years that have followed. Seierstad traveled extensively through Serbia between 1999 and 2004, following the lives of people from across the political spectrum. Her moving and perceptive account follows nationalists, Titoists, Yugonostalgics, rock stars, fugitives, and poets. Seierstad brings her acclaimed attention to detail to bear on the lives of those whom she encounters in With Their Backs to the World, as she creates a kaleidoscopic portrait of a nation made up of so many different-and often conflicting-hopes, dreams, and points of view.