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Voyagez pendant l'année à travers l'Afrique, découvrez sa diversité culturelle, des moments forts de son histoire et surtout son riche potentiel pour la construction de la paix. Le calendrier africain de la paix vous y amène: chaque jour de l'année, vous découvrirez des événements, des personnes des citations et proverbes africain appelant à la paix et à la fin des guerres en Afrique. Faire ce voyage, c'est soutenir les actions pour la Paix du chapitre du Senegal de World BEYOND War! Chaque jour de l'année, découvrez des événements, des personnes et des citations en lien avec la Paix en Afrique. Profitez de 365 magnifiques photographies provenant de tous les pays d'Afrique. Et tout cela en soutenant les actions pour la Paix de Senegal for a World BEYOND War!

With urgency and compassion, humor and wonder, Amanda Shaw's It Will Have Been So Beautiful implores us to consider what "home" means, particularly in the midst of an ever-worsening climate emergency. Sonically rich, the poems celebrate language's capacities, indicating hope that art might move us to a deeper commitment to life, in all its forms.

Deep in the hills of Greenville, Iowa sits a century-old summer camp for children-Camp Kellova. Throughout the various remodels over time, House One remains a mysterious entity. Danger still lurks and unexplained deaths continue with frequency. Long-time camp counselor, Laurel has always been leery of House One. This summer, after she pulls a body out of Lake Owaissa, she decides it is time to find out why the spirit of this cabin has become so merciless. What malevolent forces are behind the mysterious happenings at House One? More importantly, what can Laurel do to keep the children out of its shadowy grip?

It is Berlin 1920, Klara and Lev, from two seemingly irreconcilable worlds, meet during a time of increasing social unrest and prejudice. Their courtship confronts them with the political and racial struggles in Germany during this turbulent period. Klara and Lev, caught in Berlin's upheaval during the rise of National Socialism, must ask themselves who they really are. What are their core values? What, in a world gone mad, is the value of love?The author, Rita Kuhn wrote Another Ruth to pay tribute to her mother, Frieda Kuhn. A woman of unfailing courage and devotion. It is a fiction story based on true events. Rita's inspiration comes from family lore, old photographs, and family documents.Rita published her memoir, Broken Glass. Broken Lives: A Jewish Girl's Survival Story in Berlin, 1933-1945.