The Harkis: The Wound That Never Heals
The Harkis: The Wound That Never Heals
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哈基斯：永远无法愈合的伤口
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2011
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V. Crapanzano
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在这部关于背叛和遗弃、排斥和流放、种族主义和羞辱的令人难忘的编年史中，文森特·克拉潘扎诺审视了哈基人的故事，哈基人是阿尔及利亚辅助部队的四分之一，他们在阿尔及利亚独立战争中为法国人而战。战争结束时，数万名哈基人被其他阿尔及利亚人屠杀，幸存者逃往法国，被安置在难民营中，有的长达十六年。哈基家族被其他阿尔及利亚人谴责为叛徒，并受到法国人的蔑视，他们成为了一个与众不同的群体，他们的孩子仍然承受着父母的创伤。许多人已成为积极分子，游说要求承认父母的牺牲、赔偿和道歉。 《哈基一家》不仅重述了哈基一家的严峻过去和令人不安的现在，还对孩子如何为父母的选择承担责任、历史的非个人力量如何塑造个人身份以及暴力如何渗透到人类生活的各个方面进行了共鸣反思。
In this haunting chronicle of betrayal and abandonment, ostracism and exile, racism and humiliation, Vincent Crapanzano examines the story of the Harkis, the quarter of a million Algerian auxiliary troops who fought for the French in Algeria's war of independence. After tens of thousands of Harkis were massacred by other Algerians at the end of the war, the survivors fled to France, where they were placed in camps, some for as long as sixteen years. Condemned as traitors by other Algerians and scorned by the French, the Harkis became a population apart, and their children still suffer from their parents' wounds. Many have become activists, lobbying for recognition of their parents' sacrifices, compensation, and an apology. More than just a retelling of the Harkis' grim past and troubling present, "The Harkis" is a resonant reflection on how children bear responsibility for the choices their parents make, how personal identity is shaped by the impersonal forces of history, and how violence insinuates itself into every facet of human life.