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'I ask a nomad boy: why do you have a green spot on the bridge of your nose? So they can find me again', he replies. 'And where do you think I come from?' 'From China.'
'Hello. Minister, what's your matter?' another one asks me. And I say: 'No matter.' 'So what are you doing? 'Just visiting', I reply. He turns to his friend and shouts: 'Look, first tourist'. And of course, he was right. I thought: mine is the view of a first tourist.
Only a few months after a 25-year-long war ended in Afghanistan, Roger Willemsen accompanied a friend on her journey home: from Kabul to Kunduz, through the legendary steppe to the river Oxus, the boundary to Tadzhikistan. This is his journal of adventurous travels in an awakening country.
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Patricia Britton
reviewed An Afghan Journey on January 01, 2019
An Afghan Journey
3.5 stars really.
An interesting portrayal of a people who have suffered like few have in this world. The book reads in a honest if slightly bleak tone. Willemsen does not allow himself to be too optimistic and really can you blame him?
Wishing for peace and happiness in Afghanistan. Heaven knows they are long overdue for it.
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