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Patria
by Fernando Aramburu · Maxi-Tusquets · tapa blanda · 656 pages
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Pages: 656 pagesAuthor: Fernando AramburuPublisher: Maxi-TusquetsFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: es-ESRelease date: 25/8/2020ISBN: ISBN 9788490668344
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Synopsis of Patria
En 'Patria', Fernando Aramburu nos sumerge en el País Vasco tras el anuncio del cese de la violencia por parte de ETA. Bittori, la viuda de un empresario asesinado por la banda terrorista, decide regresar a su pueblo natal con la intención de esclarecer lo sucedido y confrontar a sus antiguos vecinos, incluyendo a Miren, su antigua mejor amiga y madre de un terrorista encarcelado. La novela explora las heridas profundas causadas por el conflicto, la dificultad del perdón y la búsqueda de la reconciliación en una comunidad dividida por el fanatismo político. Una historia conmovedora sobre la imposibilidad de olvidar y la necesidad de encontrar un camino hacia la paz.
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Fernando Aramburu
Basque novelist based in Germany, author of Homeland, a major literary phenomenon about ETA terrorism and Basque society.
Born in 1959Since 199620 titles published30 writing
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