Lee Rigby: A Mother's Story

Name: Lee Rigby: A Mother's Story
Brand: Simon & Schuster
SKU: 9781471149474
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„Lee Rigby: A Mother''s Story” este un volum din categoria Biografie&True Story, potrivit cititorilor interesați de tema anunțată în titlu. O alegere bună pentru lectură, documentare sau completarea bibliotecii personale.

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Lyn Rigby's story charts the unfathomably difficult time she has endured since May 2013 when her son, 25-year-old Fusilier Lee Rigby, was butchered on a London high street by two British-born young men compelled to avenge the killing of Muslims by the British armed forces. The savage brutality of the killing shocked the nation, and the ramifications spread to the highest levels of government, questioning the security of social networking sites that allowed the fanatics who murdered her son to discuss their intentions online and unchecked. Lyn Rigby has questions for government and the military, but overall it is her story of sorrow, her campaign for a memorial dedicated to Lee's memory, her admiration for the 'angels of Woolwich' and, hopefully, belief that her son did not die in vain. She is writing this book as a tribute to Lee - to give him a voice and to tell his story not just as a soldier, but as a vibrant, happy young man with a son and a future that has been so cruelly and viciously been taken from him.

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Anul publicarii	2016
ISBN	9781471149474
Format coperta	Hardback
Numar pagini	272
Limba	Engleză
Domeniul	Biografii și memorii
Autor	Lyn Rigby
De aceeasi editura	Simon & Schuster
CM	60684
DS	D/4#BR/4#MEGA/14
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