مغامرة حب �?ي بلاد ممزقة | جين ساسون

An amazing true story about the dream that Joanna Al Askari lived in Saddam Hussein's Iraq, and how she was able to survive the horrific struggles she fought for love, and the goal she was attached to, which is to bring the Kurdish people to freedom.
Joanna, who grew up in Baghdad to a father An Iraqi Arab and a Kurdish mother, a childhood full of fear and anxiety under the rule of the Baathists, the harshness of this situation was only mitigated by her spending joyful summer holidays in Kurdistan with her family. She tells of the tremors she felt as a fifteen-year-old girl when she met a brave young peshmerga fighter, how she started a campaign for love.
Unfold before us the fine details of the life of the wife of a Peshmerga fighter in Kurdistan during the darkest days of the Iran-Iraq war: the terror that gripped Joanna when she suffered terribly, due to temporary blindness as a result of chemical attacks by Saddam Hussein's forces, and the fear of dodgy Iraqi patrols While trying to escape with her husband to safety, as well as desperately searching for a missing relative in a refugee camp in Iran, Joanna faced midnight searches, secret police interrogations, and brutal prisons across the country. In this novel, the world of Kurds and Kurdistan comes alive in Joanna's eyes, through her love for her husband.
Joanna's story, which depicts tragedy as well as victory, is an exciting and inspiring story, a poignant testament, at the same time, to the power of love and the power of the soul. Humanity, and the tireless will to withstand all possibilities.