Hi I really can recommend Najaf Mazari's memoir, The Rugmaker of Mazar-E-Sharif. Mazari’s tale, compellingly told by biographer Robert Hillman, unpacks the grim reality of life in a war zone, of what it’s like to be in a house blown apart by a rocket explosion, to have brothers killed and to live in constant terror, pursued by violent religious extremists and to flee home and country in a reckless gamble to find a safe haven somewhere, anywhere. It is a story of grief, death, misery and hopelessness. It tells of a troubled country, Afghanistan, torn apart by the Mujahedin, the Russians, the Taliban and the Americans over the past three decades until Mazari arrives in Australia as a refugee.

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