

PublisherSafsafa Publishing
Through the story of Farida, a young Tatar girl destined to save several children from certain death during the Nazi occupation of Crimea, author Irene Rozdobudko introduces the reader to the lives of the Crimean Tatars and the tragedy of their forced deportation from their homeland under Stalinist rule. She recounts their exile, transported in cattle trains to distant lands, and their subsequent forced labor in concentration camps. The novel pulsates with a love of life, beauty, and vibrant colors, much like the enchanting nature of Crimea. The author guides the reader through the traditions, customs, and beliefs of this Muslim people, their dress, food, and the bonds of friendship and neighborliness they forged with their neighbors despite the immense tragedy that befell them.
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| Publisher | Safsafa Publishing |
|---|---|
| Category | Stories and Novels Corner |
| Language | Arabic |
| ISBN | CAIRO0188 |
| Availability | Out Of Stock |
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