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Born during World War II in Transylvania, the author undertook many directions in his life, starting as a refugee in Germany. Historically speaking, war had dwindled the family in the past. As a survivor, the author firstly went through technical and then formal higher education, with the intention of, with his family, going out into the world to learn real-life issues. As an ‘Aussie’ living Down-Under for the last twenty-five years, the author envisages a return to grassroots from whence we should act with common sense in life. It would be a ‘mission impossible’ to make a summary here. More could be found in Journey of a Lifetime.
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Books by Martin Kari
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Third Face of Coins
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A Migrant Experience
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Migration is a way to self-determine the lives of individuals. The process generally begins with a dislike of individuals to accept certain conditions. Read more about “A Migrant Experience”
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Journey of a Lifetime Volume I
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Journey of a Lifetime Volume II
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Terror: A Disease
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We should not spare any effort avoiding conflict. Widest possible experiences only teaches us to do the right thing for ourselves and others—dialogue helps us to share experiences.
Read more about “Terror: A Disease”
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Road to Nitmiluk
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Nitmiluk, a National Park in the Northern Territory, is on an Australian road leading through Southern Queensland, the Outback, the Northern Territory, the Red Centre, the Top End, North Queensland Tablelands and back to the beginning in South East Q Read more about “Road to Nitmiluk”
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