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- Title
- Aleksandra: Roman
- Author
- Weeda, Lisa
- Condition
- good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- German
- ISBN 10
- 3985681392
- ISBN 13
- 9783985681396
In the palace of the lost Doncossack: Lisa Weeda tells of the land of her grandmother Aleksandra
Lisa Weeda's grandmother is called Aleksandra and comes from eastern Ukraine. About this country that all the world looks today, her granddaughter has written a fulminant novel. The number 1 from the Netherlands, translated into numerous languages.
At the behest of her 94-year-old grandmother Aleksandra, the narrator Lisa travels to Luhansk to search for the grave of her uncle Kolja, who has disappeared since 2015. The cursed country of birth of her grandma is dangerous and not a place for Stippvisiten, warns the soldier at the checkpoint. Lisa manages to escape through the cornfield - and suddenly lands in the past: in the magical palace of the lost Don Cossack. In its countless rooms, a thrilling century panorama unfolds that not only makes her family's history come alive, but the history of this whole country, a region that never comes to rest.
»My family lives in an area that has been characterised by conflict for a hundred years. Writing this book is my way of getting involved in the struggle. It is a monument to my family that has remained strong through all these terrible events." Lisa Weeda
With card and family tree
Lisa Weeda's grandmother is called Aleksandra and comes from eastern Ukraine. About this country that all the world looks today, her granddaughter has written a fulminant novel. The number 1 from the Netherlands, translated into numerous languages.
At the behest of her 94-year-old grandmother Aleksandra, the narrator Lisa travels to Luhansk to search for the grave of her uncle Kolja, who has disappeared since 2015. The cursed country of birth of her grandma is dangerous and not a place for Stippvisiten, warns the soldier at the checkpoint. Lisa manages to escape through the cornfield - and suddenly lands in the past: in the magical palace of the lost Don Cossack. In its countless rooms, a thrilling century panorama unfolds that not only makes her family's history come alive, but the history of this whole country, a region that never comes to rest.
»My family lives in an area that has been characterised by conflict for a hundred years. Writing this book is my way of getting involved in the struggle. It is a monument to my family that has remained strong through all these terrible events." Lisa Weeda
With card and family tree
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