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In Lost on Earth: Nomads of the New World, Pulitzer Prize-winning foreign correspondent Mark Fritz leads us into the twilight world of contemporary refugees as they trek across landscapes that are continually being reshaped by the aftershocks of the end of the Cold War. Abstract events around the globe are humanized by people like Herbert Puchwein, a detective from Vienna who rescues a busload of orphans pinned down in Sarajevo, and Senada Suljic, whose family, driven from their Bosnian home, pray that their paths will cross again someday. This is the story of a bored East German girl who…
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6 editions- Other · English · 2020Taylor & Francis Group · 320 pages · 9781003058984
- Other · English · 2020Taylor & Francis Group · 320 pages · 9781000107258
- Other · English · 2020Taylor & Francis Group · 320 pages · 9781000158564
- Other · English · 2020Taylor & Francis Group · 320 pages · 9781000136487
- Other · English · 2000Routledge · 336 pages · 9780415926096
- Other · English · 1999Little, Brown and Co. · 294 pages · 9780316294782
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