Tired Generations

Minorities, years of war and poverty, sufferings inflicted on the Hittites by the colonialist British, drama, custom, reality, migrations and the establishment of Pakistan…
India Tired Generations, which draws the heartbreaking portrait of the period leading to the freedom of the country and the establishment of Pakistan, taking the imagination of the readers with it, is an emotionally charged novel that tells the story of an oppressed culture's struggle for survival against colonial powers, and a family's battle for survival that continues for generations.

The marriage of Naim, the son of a farmer, with Azra, the daughter of a rich landowner, despite all obstacles, encounters problems from the first day, just like the volatile "marriage" of England and India. When Naim, who lost his arm while fighting for England in World War I, returns home, he cannot digest the cruelty experienced by the people in India under the British colony and gets involved with libertarian organizations. However, the freedom gained in 1947 will not bring with it the ideals he fought for, and his Muslim family will have to leave their home behind and migrate to the newly established Pakistan.



Number of Pages: 454

Year of Printing: 2009


Language: Turkish
Publishing House: Everest Publications

First Printing Year: 2009

Number of Pages: 454

Language :Turkish