The Netherlands and Ecuador continue their career in the 2022 World Cup, as well as in the World Cup Literature 2022, and we learn together from the Dutch literature on the novel “The Assault” by Warri Molish, and from Ecuadorian literature on the novel “Holesbongo” by Jorge Ikaza.
The attack of the attack
The wonderful “attack”, the Dutch writer Harry Molish, is taking place in the end of World War II, and while the Netherlands is still occupied, a group of resistance fighters kills a client police, and the body ends for a mysterious reason in front of the home of the “Stinvik” family, so the Germans burn the house and only survive the family. Anton, “the twelve years old.
Years later, “Anton” becomes a doctor who lives a quiet life and deliberately forgets, but the coincidences of life and crises will give him separate strings that allow him to complete the image of the event.
A breathtaking story, interesting like a police novel, draws with amazing ingenuity, the exact interference between fate, coincidences, strength, weakness, innocence and guilt.
“The attack” was awarded the “Dibsie Praise” award in the Netherlands, and it turned into a movie “Oscar” Best Foreign Film, the “Golden Globe” for Best Foreign Language Film, and the Best Film Award at “Seattle International Film Festival” in 1986.
And “Harry Molish” -1927-2010-a novelist, theater writer and a Dutch poet, is considered one of the best writers of the Netherlands contemporary, his works were widely known, translated into many languages, and won prestigious literary prizes, including five prizes for his total work, namely: Award. ” Athous “in 1961,” Constantine Haws “and” BC Hoff “award in 1977,” Dutch Literary Award “in 1995, and” Golden Age Award “in 2009.
Assault
Husipongo novel
Holesbongo is a novel by Ecuadorian writer Jorge Ikaza, which drew attention to the exploitation of the indigenous population of Ecuador by Ecuadorians. He was born in Kito in 1906 and died due to cancer in the same city in 1978.
Huasipungo has become a movement of a movement in Latin American literature preceding magic realism and emphasized the brutal realism, and Huasipungo is often compared to the novel of anger clusters by John Steinbeck, both of which are a social protest work, and it was also considered a proletarian novel, as Latin America had to replace the Indians with the working class as a model Or a character of proletarian literature.
Huasipunggo was translated into more than 40 languages, including English, Italian, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Czech, Polish and Russian.
Holesbongo.
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