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by Hege Storhaug (Author)
The authorized English translation of the explosive Norwegian bestseller about the consequences of immigration in Europe. From Norwegian and Danish reviews: "A necessary and brave book." - Henrik Gade Jensen, JYLLANDS-POSTEN "A sharp and necessary book, one of the most important of the season." - Lars Saabye Christensen "A painful but necessary book to read. It is the most important contribution ever to the Norwegian immigration and integration debate....It should be obligatory reading for everyone who works with foreigners in Norway." - Tore Andreas Larsen, FREMSKRITT "If Hege Storhaug's revelations about how our country and other Western societies are being attacked by Islamic fundamentalists...are not taken seriously by the powerful politicians, we will, within a few years, see a different, illiberal European in which a mentality out of the Middle Ages will wield absolute power.....One of the most important opinion books that have come along in recent years." - Oddbj rn Solstad, DRAMMENS TIDENDE "Read as an opinion book, or a political book, this is perhaps one of the most interesting books written in the Norwegian language." - AGDERPOSTEN "This book has the power and substance to be the year's book of opinion in Norway." - Aud Farstad, SUNNM RSPOSTEN "Hege Storhaug is brave.... Read this book and become uneasy." - Berit Kobro, VG "A feminist work that wages the battle for democracy and women's rights and against the naïve tolerance that tolerates intolerance in Islam. This is a struggle of values, and it must be fought now - otherwise it will be too late....It is interesting that it is a leftist radical feminist...who is taking up this fight in Norway....She has always taken up the feminist cause, but after she began to do it on behalf of female immigrants, she suddenly began to be seen as a reactionary." - WEEKENDAVISEN
Author Biography
Hege Storhaug is the information director of Human Rights Service in Norway and the author of several books on immigration and integration, forced marriage, women in Pakistan, and related subjects.
