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Lost White Tribes - Journeys among the Forgotten
"A humanistic book, revolving around tales of dying places
and dying communities, around people who live surrounded by
old furniture, old verandah, old books…The lost white tribes
are individuals living a chapter of history that for the rest
of the mankind is forever closed. Which is why, despite Riccardo
Orizio's sympathy with these obscure heroes, his is nevertheless
an anti-colonial book, a demonstration of the fact that this
particular human adventure can never be re-lived. It belongs
to the past and to the past only…Above all, this book is
a wonderful piece of reportage. It is the book of a man who
has travelled to remote places and come back with a completely
new map of the colonial world". |
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Lost White Tribes
Journeys among the Forgotten
Secker & Warburg
London, 6 April 2000 |
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Lost White Tribes
Journeys among the Forgotten
Vintage
London, 1 March 2001 |
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| Riccardo
Orizio is an Italian author and reporter whose books have
been published in several countries. His award-winning
travel narrative is mostly based on places, peoples and
issues that belong to the so-called "developing world". |
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Tribù bianche perdute
Viaggio tra i dimenticati
Laterza
Roma, Ottobre 2000 |
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inside for a selection of reportages from Albania, Nicaragua,
Turkey, Cyprus, Greece, Bosnia, Sudan, India and Great
Britain. The following writing covers issues from child
labor to the Balcanic wars, from money laundering to modern
slavery. |
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Lost White Tribes
The
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New York, July 2001 |
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Vergeten Blanke Stammen
Meulenhoff
Amsterdam, October 2000 |
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