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We Could Have Been Friends, My Father and I

A Palestinian Memoir

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Exploring the intricate dynamics between father and son, this memoir delves into Raja Shehadeh's relationship with his father, Aziz, a dedicated lawyer and activist for Palestinian rights. Set against the backdrop of the twentieth-century struggle for human rights, Raja reflects on his father's bravery and their mutual misunderstandings. Aziz's resistance under British, Jordanian, and Israeli rule shapes their lives, culminating in a profound transformation for Raja following his father's tragic murder in 1985. This narrative intertwines personal and political battles, offering a poignant exploration of legacy and loss.

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We Could Have Been Friends, My Father and I, Raja Shehadeh

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Année de publication
2024
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Sous-titre
A Palestinian Memoir
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2024
Format
souple
Pages
160
ISBN13
9781635425239
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Exploring the intricate dynamics between father and son, this memoir delves into Raja Shehadeh's relationship with his father, Aziz, a dedicated lawyer and activist for Palestinian rights. Set against the backdrop of the twentieth-century struggle for human rights, Raja reflects on his father's bravery and their mutual misunderstandings. Aziz's resistance under British, Jordanian, and Israeli rule shapes their lives, culminating in a profound transformation for Raja following his father's tragic murder in 1985. This narrative intertwines personal and political battles, offering a poignant exploration of legacy and loss.