Once I will be free. Book about Catarina Taikon
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“How to meet my book is unknown, but I know one thing: it will become the beginning of a long struggle,” Katarina Thaikon said on the eve of the release of her debut book “Gypsy”. Katarina went a long way. She was born in a Tabor, spent several years in an orphanage and a foster family, then wandered in Sweden with her relatives and stepmother, from whom she suffered beatings. A teenager Katarin was married. Only at the age of 21, Taicon learned to literacy and wrote her first book about the problems of Roma, which immediately became a bestseller.
The Swedish journalist Laven Mokhtadi talks about the life and work of Katarina Taikon, about the struggle for human rights, about female fate. It traces the history of Roma from the 16th century to the present day.
“This book is not only a narrative of a bright and creative person, but also a source of knowledge about discrimination and racism, which have to deal with various ethnic minorities in modern society.”
Kirill Kozhanov, gypsy expert
The Swedish journalist Laven Mokhtadi talks about the life and work of Katarina Taikon, about the struggle for human rights, about female fate. It traces the history of Roma from the 16th century to the present day.
“This book is not only a narrative of a bright and creative person, but also a source of knowledge about discrimination and racism, which have to deal with various ethnic minorities in modern society.”
Kirill Kozhanov, gypsy expert
Author:
Author:Mokhtadi Laven
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00114-251-5
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