Mini-ep. Can history ever really be erased? (Focus: China: Beijing Coma by Ma Jian)

Book Nomad: Reading the World
19/02/2021 19 min
Mini-ep. Can history ever really be erased? (Focus: China: Beijing Coma by Ma Jian)

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On this journey, I considered how history continues to exist despite efforts to erase it and  the vulnerability of protests to manipulation. Book in focus: Beijing Coma by Ma Jian (China) As always, you can find further resources and other reviews of this book on the website: www.booknomadpocast.com/reviews/beijing-coma Disclaimer: book features ≠ endorsements. We speak as readers, not experts.

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