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Enepige
- Herfra min verden går. Erindringer.
- Narrated by: Camilla Qvistgaard Dyssel
- Length: 6 hrs and 57 mins
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Enepige
Narrated by:
Camilla Qvistgaard Dyssel
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Publisher's Summary
Født i Tyrkiet, opvokset i Vollsmose, gift som 17-årig. Efter flere års glædesløst ægteskab bryder Halime Oguz ud og begynder den lange vej mod frihed: skilsmisse, uddannelse, universitetseksamen og politisk engagement. I dag er hun medlem af Folketinget, valgt for SF. En mønsterbryderhistorie, der handler om splittelse og kulturelle sammenstød, miljøets tvang og religionens magt og om en kvinde, der trods uhyre stærk modstand formår at kæmpe sig fri og leve med de konsekvenser, det har, når man lægger afstand til sin kultur og oprindelse.
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