The account of the writer Tahir Alwan, published by the London Tower Foundation in the United Kingdom, Pasra Al-Migrant, raises numerous questions of immigration and the pain of alienation, on a arduous journey between geography and the refugee complex. The journey begins from Basra, Iraq's gap on the Arabian Gulf, where its hero is about to survive the conditions of war, its midst, its might and its tragedy, the war that was applied to [...].
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The account of the writer Tahir Alwan, published by the London Tower Foundation in the United Kingdom, Pasra Al-Migrant, raises numerous questions of immigration and the pain of alienation, on a arduous journey between geography and the refugee complex. The journey begins from Basra, Iraq's gap on the Arabian Gulf, where its hero is about to survive the conditions of war, its midst, its might and its tragedy, the war that was applied to [...].