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BOOKS IN TETUM
Relatóriu Finál ba Peskiza Konjunta Asosiasaun HAK ho Koligasaun Japonés sirea ba Timor-Leste kona-ba Eskaravidaun Seksuál Militár Japonés iha Timor-Leste, 1942-1945 173 pp. $20
LAUT TIMOR-LISTE KAYA IKAN TAPI NELAYANNYA MISKIN: B103 Sounds of the Soul: The
Traditional Music of Timor-Leste/ Lian Husi Klamar: Musika Tradisional Husi
Timor-Leste text in both Tetun and English
Author and musician Ros Dunlop made her first trip to Timor-Leste in April 2002 with Timor activist brothers Robert and Martin Wesley-Smith. Ros and Martin gave concerts of Martin’s audiovisual pieces about East Timor. Ros then began visiting Timor-Leste regularly to record its special music. The skilled musicians who participated were acutely aware of the importance of recording their music for posterity. The translators and assistants who helped to organize the recording sessions, the artists from Arte Moris Art School, and the young Timorese from the audiovisual archive, Centro Archivo Max Stahl Timor-Leste, helped to make this project happen. 2012, 160 pp. $65 paperback with accompanying DVD video and CD audio recordings of traditional music and performances The book is wonderful and everyone love it. I am playing the music the sound in my car. Loving it. The book is so genuine, like the music inside, ‘genuine, innocence and spontaneous’. --Josh Trindade, Advisor, Research, Analysis and Social-Cultural Issues, Presidential Palace, Dili
B99a Labarik Ho Lafaek: Aik-nanoik id husi
Timor-Leste Tetum version. Affirm Press, 2011 $20 paperback
B99 The Boy and the Crocodile: The Legend of East
Timor The Boy and the Crocodile is the legend of East Timor, about how the island of Timor got its curious shape. It is also a parable about kindness, and now a children's book that is benefiting vulnerable kids. The book was illustrated by children from the Familia Hope Orphanage in East Timor, including many who lost their parents in the country's violent struggle for independence. proceeds from sales go to the orphanage.
With little access to news and information in the immediate aftermath of the 1999 destruction, most Timorese had never seen the photographs or read others’ stories about the landmark events of 1999-2000. The UN published bi-lingual (English, Tetun) this
impressionistic history containing photographs and anecdotes.
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