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Myanmar: Murder in Cold Blood
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ISBN13: 9798267050791
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 25 2025
Pages: 60
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.16 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Sep 25 2025
Pages: 60
Weight: 0.27
Height: 0.16 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
In a land once called home, the soil turned to ash, the air to smoke, and memory became a curse that cannot be erased.
Here, where fire does not distinguish between child and elder, and bullets do not differentiate between prayer and scream, the story begins.
This is not a tale of war recited in news bulletins, nor a tragedy reduced to refugee statistics.
Here, where fire does not distinguish between child and elder, and bullets do not differentiate between prayer and scream, the story begins.
This is not a tale of war recited in news bulletins, nor a tragedy reduced to refugee statistics.
It is the story of a small face in which the world burned, yet hope refused to die.
The story of Younis-a child who saw death steal his father, soldiers chase his mother, and his village dissolve into an unending nightmare.
He fled the inferno, yet carried it within him, along with a fragile hope in a land that did not resemble him. He learned to heal wounds while his own bled in silence.
And in a pivotal moment, when a cancer-ravaged body was placed in his hands, he realized that the past is not easily buried-especially when that body belongs to the one who ordered everything to burn.
Can a person be healed by saving the one who destroyed their life? Can memory be washed clean by mercy?
Can a small tree planted amid ruin redefine justice?
This is not merely a story about the Rohingya.
It is about humanity-when tested at the deepest point of the soul.
About Younis, and all who have planted a tree in a land that knows only fire.
The story of Younis-a child who saw death steal his father, soldiers chase his mother, and his village dissolve into an unending nightmare.
He fled the inferno, yet carried it within him, along with a fragile hope in a land that did not resemble him. He learned to heal wounds while his own bled in silence.
And in a pivotal moment, when a cancer-ravaged body was placed in his hands, he realized that the past is not easily buried-especially when that body belongs to the one who ordered everything to burn.
Can a person be healed by saving the one who destroyed their life? Can memory be washed clean by mercy?
Can a small tree planted amid ruin redefine justice?
This is not merely a story about the Rohingya.
It is about humanity-when tested at the deepest point of the soul.
About Younis, and all who have planted a tree in a land that knows only fire.
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