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Pagine: 120, Copertina flessibile, Independently published

The remarkable and shocking true account of the kidnap of Natascha Kampusch in 1998, who shares her deeply moving story. \n\nOn 2 March 1998 ten-year-old Natascha Kampusch was snatched off the street by a stranger and bundled into a white van. When she emerged from her prison eight years later, her childhood had gone.\n\n In 3,096 Days Natascha tells her incredible story for the first time: her difficult childhood, the day of her abduction, her imprisonment in a five-square-metre dungeon, and the mental and physical abuse she suffered from her abductor, Wolfgang Priklopil.\n\n A story about the triumph of the human spirit, 3,096 Days describes how, in a situation of almost unbearable hopelessness, she learned how to manipulate her captor and, against inconceivable odds, she managed to escape unbroken.\n\n'A brilliantly insightful dissection of her years in captivity' Jon Ronson, Guardian\n\n 'An excellent book' Kathryn Hughes, Mail on Sunday\n\n 'Remarkable - not just for Kampusch's account of her ordeal but as a testament to her indomitable spirit' Daisy Goodwin, Sunday Times

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Pagine: 162, Copertina flessibile, Independently published

Pagine: 115, Copertina flessibile, Independently published

The remarkable and shocking true account of the kidnap of Natascha Kampusch in 1998, who shares her deeply moving story. \n\nOn 2 March 1998 ten-year-old Natascha Kampusch was snatched off the street by a stranger and bundled into a white van. When she emerged from her prison eight years later, her childhood had gone.\n\n In 3,096 Days Natascha tells her incredible story for the first time: her difficult childhood, the day of her abduction, her imprisonment in a five-square-metre dungeon, and the mental and physical abuse she suffered from her abductor, Wolfgang Priklopil.\n\n A story about the triumph of the human spirit, 3,096 Days describes how, in a situation of almost unbearable hopelessness, she learned how to manipulate her captor and, against inconceivable odds, she managed to escape unbroken.\n\n'A brilliantly insightful dissection of her years in captivity' Jon Ronson, Guardian\n\n 'An excellent book' Kathryn Hughes, Mail on Sunday\n\n 'Remarkable - not just for Kampusch's account of her ordeal but as a testament to her indomitable spirit' Daisy Goodwin, Sunday Times

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When Natascha Wodin's mother died, Natascha was only ten years old-too young to find out what her mother had experienced during World War II. All the little girl knew was that they were detritus, human debris left over from the war. Years later, Natascha set out on a quest to find out what happened to her mother during that time. Why had they lived in a camp for \"displaced persons\"? Where did her mother come from? What had she experienced? The one thing she knew is that her parents had to leave Mariupol in Ukraine for Germany as part of the Nazi forced labor program in 1943. Armed with this limited knowledge, Natascha resolved to piece together the puzzle of her family's past. The result is a highly praised, beautiful piece of prose that has drawn comparisons to W. G. Sebald in its approach. Like Sebald, Natascha's aim is to reclaim the stories of those who can no longer speak for themselves. The author is not only in search of her own family's history, but she is also aware that she is charting unmarked territory: accounts of the plight of forced laborers and displaced persons are still a rarity within literature about World War II and its atrocities. Natascha's personal homage to her mother's life story is an important lyrical memorial for the thousands of Eastern Europeans who were forced to leave their homes and work in Germany during the war, and a moving reflection of the plight of displaced peoples throughout the ages. This is a darkly radiant account of one person's fate, developing momentous emotive power-its subject serves as a proxy for the fate of millions.

When Natascha Wodin's mother died, Natascha was only ten years old-too young to find out what her mother had experienced during World War II. All the little girl knew was that they were detritus, human debris left over from the war. Years later, Natascha set out on a quest to find out what happened to her mother during that time. Why had they lived in a camp for \"displaced persons\"? Where did her mother come from? What had she experienced? The one thing she knew is that her parents had to leave Mariupol in Ukraine for Germany as part of the Nazi forced labor program in 1943. Armed with this limited knowledge, Natascha resolved to piece together the puzzle of her family's past. The result is a highly praised, beautiful piece of prose that has drawn comparisons to W. G. Sebald in its approach. Like Sebald, Natascha's aim is to reclaim the stories of those who can no longer speak for themselves. The author is not only in search of her own family's history, but she is also aware that she is charting unmarked territory: accounts of the plight of forced laborers and displaced persons are still a rarity within literature about World War II and its atrocities. Natascha's personal homage to her mother's life story is an important lyrical memorial for the thousands of Eastern Europeans who were forced to leave their homes and work in Germany during the war, and a moving reflection of the plight of displaced peoples throughout the ages. This is a darkly radiant account of one person's fate, developing momentous emotive power-its subject serves as a proxy for the fate of millions.

Tamaris NATASCHA Sandali donne. Colori: Nero. Materiali: Sintetico. Consegna e restituzione gratuite (ad eccezione degli articoli dei partner). 10% con il codice: Primavera23

Tamaris NATASCHA Sandali donne. Colori: Nero. Materiali: Sintetico. Consegna e restituzione gratuite (ad eccezione degli articoli dei partner). 10% con il codice: Primavera23

Tamaris NATASCHA Sandali donne. Colori: Nero. Materiali: Sintetico. Consegna e restituzione gratuite (ad eccezione degli articoli dei partner). 10% con il codice: Primavera23

Tamaris NATASCHA Sandali donne. Colori: Nero. Materiali: Sintetico. Consegna e restituzione gratuite (ad eccezione degli articoli dei partner). 10% con il codice: Primavera23

Tamaris NATASCHA Sandali donne. Colori: Nero. Materiali: Sintetico. Consegna e restituzione gratuite (ad eccezione degli articoli dei partner). 10% con il codice: Primavera23

Tamaris NATASCHA Sandali donne. Colori: Nero. Materiali: Sintetico. Consegna e restituzione gratuite (ad eccezione degli articoli dei partner). 10% con il codice: Primavera23

Una vicenda struggente che cambia rotta pagina dopo pagina dando forma a quella materia spesso inverosimile che è la realtà di ogni vita\r\n\r\n«Ragazze con il fazzoletto in testa, le valigie di cartone e i fagotti di stoffa. Una massa interminabile di esseri umani. Ognuna di loro è mia madre.»\r\n\r\nNavigando quasi sovrappensiero su un sito internet russo, una scrittrice ritrova - per un caso che ha del miracoloso - una traccia della madre, morta da decenni, di cui ignora pressoché tutto. Inizia così un'indagine appassionante che ripercorre l'incredibile destino di una donna e della sua famiglia dispersa durante gli smottamenti politici e bellici del Novecento: dalla Rivoluzione d'ottobre alla crisi dei Paesi postsovietici. Così, senza mai alzarsi dalla scrivania, Natascha Wodin lascia che la Storia colmi a poco a poco i vuoti della memoria, imbarcandosi in un viaggio a ritroso fino alla città ucraina di Mariupol, da dove i suoi genitori vennero deportati come forza lavoro al servizio del Terzo Reich. \"Veniva da Mariupol\" è allo stesso tempo rielaborazione di una biografia incandescente e ricostruzione rigorosa di un crimine che ha segnato, nel silenzio dei popoli, milioni di individui: l'internamento dei lavoratori slavi. Tra false piste e colpi di scena Wodin restituisce un volto alle vittime rievocando personaggi memorabili. Una vicenda struggente che cambia rotta pagina dopo pagina dando forma a quella materia spesso inverosimile che è la realtà di ogni vita.