The Guardian reviews ‘Their Promised Land’

The Guardian reviews Ian Buruma’s new book ‘Their Promised Land’: “From his grandparents’ jigsaw-puzzle past, Buruma has assembled a fascinating chronicle of love, assimilation and immigration in modern Britain”.

Ian Thomson reviews Ian Buruma‘s new book ‘Their Promised Land: My Grandparents in Love and War’: “From his grandparents’ jigsaw-puzzle past, Buruma has assembled a fascinating chronicle of love, assimilation and immigration in modern Britain”.

On June 29, Ian Buruma will discuss his book ‘Their Promised Land’.

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The Guardian reviews ‘Their Promised Land’

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