original ) (raw )Meyer, Michael: "Ewald Mengel, Michela Borzaga, and Karin Orantes, ed. (2010): Trauma, Memory, and Narrative in South Africa: Interviews." Anglistik 22.2: 198 - 201. - Review
Michael Meyer
"Ewald Mengel, Michela Borzaga, and Karin Orantes, ed. (2010): Trauma, Memory, and Narrative in South Africa: Interviews." Anglistik 22.2: 198 - 201., 2011
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