Collection:War & Displacement

What war does to a child, from the inside.

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Two women. One house. Thirty years between them.

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Documenting her country's destruction from inside.

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A forensic anthropologist in Sri Lanka tries to name the disappeared.

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His family never spoke of the genocide. He finally asked why.

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Hiroshima's survivors. What the bomb left invisible.

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What America does to people at its borders.

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A Kashmiri childhood under military occupation. He survived to write it.

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A murder mystery. The real crime: no one's solving it.

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Vietnam. Rock and roll prose. The war as it actually felt.

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Growing up dark-skinned and Puerto Rican in Spanish Harlem.

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Doors appear that lead to other countries. They leave. Everything changes.

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She was five when the Khmer Rouge came. She survived.

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The Biafran war through people who lived it.

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Exile ends. He crosses the bridge. Nothing's left.

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Escaped North Korea at thirteen. Almost didn't make it.

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Nine Filipinos. Nine countries. One diaspora holding them together.

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A Cambodian princess. The Khmer Rouge. Her father's stories keep her alive.

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A Palestinian family. Four generations of loss.

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A Spanish poet in 1929 New York. They killed him for less.

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Girls raised to disappear before the cartel finds them.

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He edits a genocide report. The words start following him.

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A Jesuit in Japan. God is silent. People are dying.

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Mississippi road trip. The living and the dead, together.

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