Ian Hancock
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We Are the Romani People
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published
2002
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7 editions
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The Roads of the Roma: a PEN Anthology of Gypsy Writers
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1998
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2 editions
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Pariah Syndrome: An Account of Gypsy Slavery and Persecution
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published
1987
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3 editions
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Danger! Educated Gypsy: Selected Essays
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published
2010
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8 editions
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John Gorton: He Did It His Way
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published
2002
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2 editions
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Tom Hughes QC: A Cab on the Rank
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The Lives of Ken Wallis : Engineer and Aviator Extraordinaire
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published
2001
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5 editions
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Ainsley Gotto
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published
2020
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The Liberals
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Bacterial Cell Surface Techniques
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published
1988
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“One day in the 1930s, as winter approached and Jan was preparing to return to his parents' home, he asked Pulika to pose for a photo. Pulika asked, "Why do you need a photo of me? Are you going to betray me to the police?" Jan replied that he wanted the photo to remember him by. Pulika responded, "If you need a piece of paper to remember me by, forget me.”
― The Heroic Present: Life among the Gypsies
― The Heroic Present: Life among the Gypsies
“Theirs is a life measured by the richness of these relationships, rather than by accumulated possessions: they treasure life lived for the moment. The Rom have maintained this way of life not in some isolated spot, but superimposed upon a widespread sedentary civilization over hundreds of years.”
― The Heroic Present: Life among the Gypsies
― The Heroic Present: Life among the Gypsies
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