Das Ende ist mein Anfang: Ein Vater, ein Sohn und die große Reise des Lebens - Ein SPIEGEL-Buch
von Tiziano Terzani
In German. Translation: The end is my beginning. A Father, a Son, and the great journey of life. From the editorial Amazon.de "For months I feel a concentrated joy in me, which radiates in all directions. I have a feeling never before been so easy and be happy. To believe "Hardly, that these are the words of a doomed man. But quite typical of the attitude Terzanis Tiziano, who met shortly before his death from cancer for a detailed discussion with his son Folco. The equally harrowing as in their optimistic tenor somehow comforting reflections of the then 64-year-old journalist and writer flowed posthumously in a book that quickly became a bestseller in Italy and Germany became a bestseller. Of course, had Terzani, who wrote for decades as Asia correspondent for Der Spiegel, among other things, and our image of the Far East significantly helped to shape, an eventful and adventurous life that he can still happen once in great detail in review. But it is doubtful that it is primarily the curiosity on the private life is a relatively unglamorous and not overly prominent personality that attracts the readers. The most amazing this book is rather the calmness with which the short looks ahead to the first Far Eastern religiosity converted Terzani death. One might of Asia reliogiösen gurus - keep what you like - and as such has Terzani understood at the end of his life. One thing to make them: They know how not only to live - but also to die with dignity Franz Klotz
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Das Ende ist mein Anfang: Ein Vater, ein Sohn und die große Reise des Lebens - Ein SPIEGEL-Buch
von Tiziano Terzani
In German. Translation: The end is my beginning. A Father, a Son, and the great journey of life. From the editorial Amazon.de "For months I feel a concentrated joy in me, which radiates in all directions. I have a feeling never before been so easy and be happy. To believe "Hardly, that these are the words of a doomed man. But quite typical of the attitude Terzanis Tiziano, who met shortly before his death from cancer for a detailed discussion with his son Folco. The equally harrowing as in their optimistic tenor somehow comforting reflections of the then 64-year-old journalist and writer flowed posthumously in a book that quickly became a bestseller in Italy and Germany became a bestseller. Of course, had Terzani, who wrote for decades as Asia correspondent for Der Spiegel, among other things, and our image of the Far East significantly helped to shape, an eventful and adventurous life that he can still happen once in great detail in review. But it is doubtful that it is primarily the curiosity on the private life is a relatively unglamorous and not overly prominent personality that attracts the readers. The most amazing this book is rather the calmness with which the short looks ahead to the first Far Eastern religiosity converted Terzani death. One might of Asia reliogiösen gurus - keep what you like - and as such has Terzani understood at the end of his life. One thing to make them: They know how not only to live - but also to die with dignity Franz Klotz
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