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As a child Sirwan Namo's family escaped the Kurdish genocide under Saddam Hussein's regime, settling finally as refugees in New Zealand. Years later, Sirwan risks his life by traveling back to Iraq to keep a promise--to visit his grandmother before she dies. This is the compelling story of a man in search of his past and a promise made to family.
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