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1947: when now begins

English

By (author): Elisabeth Asbrink

Translated by: Fiona Graham

A Metro book of the year

Interweaving the social, political, and personal, in 1947 Elisabeth Åsbrink chronicles the year that now began.

In 1947, production begins of the Kalashnikov, Christian Dior creates the New Look, Simone de Beauvoir writes The Second Sex, the CIA is set up, a clockmakers son draws up the plan that remains the goal of jihadists to this day, and a UN Committee is given four months to find a solution to the problem of Palestine.

In 1947, millions of refugees flee across Europe looking for new homes, among them Elisabeth Åsbrinks father.

In 1947, the forces that will go on to govern all our lives during the next 70 years first make themselves known.

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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
  • Publication Date: 29 Nov 2018
  • Publisher: Scribe Publications
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781911617099

About Elisabeth Asbrink

Elisabeth Åsbrink is a journalist and author. Her parents were Hungarian and English and she was born and raised in and now lives in Sweden. Her previous books have won the August Prize the Danish-Swedish Cultural Fund Prize and Poland's Kapuscinski Prize. 1947 (the first of her books to be published in English by Scribe in 2017) won the prestigious Letterstedt Prize was translated into 19 languages and was published in the UK Australia the USA Italy France Germany Spain Brazil South Korea Poland Denmark Finland and Norway among others. Her latest book is Made in Sweden. Fiona Graham is a British literary translator editor and reviewer who has lived in Kenya Germany the Netherlands Luxembourg Nicaragua and Belgium. Her recent translations include Elisabeth Åsbrinks 1947: when now begins an English PEN award-winner longlisted for the Warwick Women in Translation Prize and the JQ Wingate Prize and Torill Kornfeldts The Unnatural Selection of Our Species.

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