Scab: Spain Reopens Its Wounds by Katarzyna Kobylarczyk
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Scab: Spain Reopens Its Wounds by Katarzyna Kobylarczyk is a sharp reportage book about Spain’s unresolved memory of civil war, dictatorship, graves, and silence. This Ukrainian edition presents a carefully produced printed book for readers who want context, story, and substance in one thoughtful volume.
About the Author
Katarzyna Kobylarczyk is a Polish reporter and writer whose work explores memory, society, trauma, and the stories hidden beneath official history.
What This Book Is About
The book travels through Spain’s painful memory landscape, asking how families, communities, and the state live with the remains of the Civil War and Francoist repression.
Why You Should Read It
- Explore a well-chosen Ukrainian edition with a strong historical, cultural, literary, or social focus
- Get a clear entry point into a subject that remains relevant beyond the page
- Add a substantial title to a home library or gift selection
- Choose a book suited for attentive, meaningful reading
Edition Details
📖 Pages: 320
📕 Cover: hardcover
🏢 Publisher: Човен
📅 Year: 2021
🔢 ISBN: 978-617-95022-6-2
🌐 Language: Ukrainian
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