The Libyan Years - Daniel, San
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Four long years the author was immersed in the Arab world with a feudal mentality, to those who were otherwise minded (non muslim). The Libyan Years is an autobiographical account of his experiences there and his flight from Libya during the war that followed. A dualistic book about Arabs that need Western technology to exploit the oil, but at the same time despise those Westerners with their whole being; they are a divided society that needs us, but hates us - the turbulent Libyan years. Years of murder and cruelty in a country that deserves better rulers. A truthful, written account... San…mehr

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Four long years the author was immersed in the Arab world with a feudal mentality, to those who were otherwise minded (non muslim). The Libyan Years is an autobiographical account of his experiences there and his flight from Libya during the war that followed. A dualistic book about Arabs that need Western technology to exploit the oil, but at the same time despise those Westerners with their whole being; they are a divided society that needs us, but hates us - the turbulent Libyan years. Years of murder and cruelty in a country that deserves better rulers. A truthful, written account... San Daniel is an Andalusian vintner who left the academic life behind years ago. He now lives in Southern Spain. He walked into a Spanish village and never left it again. The village recognized him as a prodigal son and locked him in her arms in a warm and lasting embrace. San Daniel broke with his former life and became happy and became a vintner and writer. His heart has become Andalucian!
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San Daniel is een Andalusische wijnboer die de vluchtige maatschappij jaren geleden achter zich heeft gelaten. Vele jaren geleden liep hij een klein Andalusisch dorp binnen en het dorp sloot hem, als een geadopteerde zoon, in zijn armen. Hij heeft het nooit meer verlaten. Zijn hart ligt in Andalucia, hij heeft het geschonken.