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\nHave you ever stood on the „axis of evil?“
\nTaken a look around? And met people who live there? This book invites you to do so!<\/p>\n

A journey, 59 days in Iran. A woman with her backpack, cross-country.
\nUnexpected experiences, impressions, discoveries \u2013 and above all encounters: Capital city dwellers and Kurdish villagers, mullahs and anarchistic students, police officers and artists, illegal boyfriends and countless Ali Schumachers. People, who tell \u201cwe are terrorists\u201d-jokes \u2013 and spontaneously invite foreigners to stay with their families. People who seek an exchange with the world \u2013 even though they often disappear behind their country\u2019s image. People who are proud of their homeland \u2013 and want to leave it at the same time.<\/p>\n

\u201cIf my people lived in another country, they would rock!\u201d \u2013 that\u2019s how a 16-year-old Iranian pictures the situation. Just one of several encounters: Helena Henneken has written a love-rock-song about the people she met in Iran. A colourful insight into the world behind the scarf. And a book that starts „from the back“ – the Persian way around.<\/p>\n


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\nSchonmal auf der „Achse des B\u00f6sen“ gestanden?
\nUnd ein bisschen umgesehen? Und Menschen getroffen, die da wohnen? Dieses Buch l\u00e4dt dazu ein!<\/p>\n

Eine Reise, 59 Tage im Iran. Eine Frau mit dem Rucksack, quer durchs Land.
\n\u00dcberraschende Erlebnisse, Beobachtungen, Fundst\u00fccke \u2013 und vor allem Begegnungen: Hauptst\u00e4dter und kurdische Dorfbewohner, Mullahs und anarchistische Studenten, Polizisten und K\u00fcnstler, illegale Boyfriends und unz\u00e4hlige Ali Schumachers. Menschen, die \u201eWe are terrorists\u201c-Witze machen \u2013 und Fremde spontan in ihre Familie einladen. Menschen, die den Austausch mit der Welt suchen \u2013 obwohl sie selbst oft hinter dem Image ihres Landes verschwinden. Menschen, die stolz auf ihr Land sind \u2013 und es gleichzeitig verlassen wollen.<\/p>\n

\u201eIf my people lived in another country, they would rock!\u201c \u2013 so beschreibt es eine 16-j\u00e4hrige Iranerin. Nur eine von vielen Reisebegegnungen: Helena Henneken hat einen Love-Rock-Song auf die Menschen im Iran geschrieben. Ein bunter Einblick in die Welt hinter dem Schleier. Und ein Buch von \u201ehinten nach vorn\u201c \u2013 in persischer Leserichtung.<\/p>\n

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Design: Frizzi Kurkhaus<\/span><\/a><\/span>
\n Publishing house: <\/span>GUDBERG NERGER<\/span>
\n<\/a>ISBN: 978-3-943061-36-9<\/p>\n

More about the book: www.theywouldrock.com<\/span><\/a><\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>

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Design: Frizzi Kurkhaus<\/span><\/a><\/span>
\n Verlag: <\/span>GUDBERG NERGER<\/span>
\n<\/a>ISBN: 978-3-943061-36-9<\/p>\n

Mehr \u00fcber das Buch: www.theywouldrock.com<\/span><\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

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