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041			_aEnglish
082			_a922.943 _bLAMM
100			_aDalai Lama _9240727
245			_aMy land and my people
260			_aNew Delhi _bTimeless Books _c2016
300			_axv,255p. _bPB _c21.5x14cm.
520			_aThis dignified testament by a great spiritual and temporal leader, driven into exile by Communist China, is one of the most heartbreaking documents ever published. His Holiness the fourteenth Dalai Lama of Tibet relates the story of his brief, tumultuous reign climaxed by the appalling humiliation and systematic murder of his people by the Chinese. A civilized, compassionate man and a sincere reformer, he writes of the simple Tibetan life into which he was born, and among whom he, as the reincarnation of his predecessor, was discovered and declared Dalai Lama according to his country's ancient customs. During and after the invasion, the Dalai Lama appealed to the United Nations, and the International Commission of Jurists undertook a detailed study of the situation. The horror uncovered by the Commission surpassed sanity and reason, and it is detailed in these pages. My Land and My People is a tragic book. Yet, it is deeply inspiring, for the whole story is told with the gentle forgiving spirit of a Buddhist monk.
650			_aMemoris of the Dalai Lama of the Tibet _9240380
650			_aAutobiography _9240381
700			_aTsering,Tempa _9240382
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