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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
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If the book is called "lost causes" is because it appears in its pages chronicling all chimeras. In the first pages Hilarion evoking the arrival of Italian settlers of the late nineteenth century and the resistance of the princes ras. Then comes the invasion of the fascists with their known consequences: his soldiers reached the euphoric illusion to revive the empire who died in their own land for almost two thousand years and therefore continued both Cesar and Mussolini. Interest for the novel is the result of both heroism are "stuck", the small-aged invaders who remained in Ethiopia after the war as expatriates because they had to go back, stay and grow old surrounded by strangers in a culture totally related others. One of them, Ricardo, is gloomy desire to return to hear a recording of the opera Aida. 
In the time between the events of the novel the communist government of Ethiopia confronts an armed rebellion and each side has its reasons. This coincides with the great famine: the Communists, who represent the government in power, the starving to instigate great migrations to the idea of \u200b\u200bforcing survivors to come "south", a jungle area and sub-populated which claim they can rebuild their lives. However cynically used these long columns of hungry as a weapon against the rebels. The main theme of the novel is the creation of the relief camp at Ramah, there is also immiscible ideologies and motivations. The problem is that if humanitarian organizations are in the country, give support to the Communists and their disastrous deportation of those who die of hunger, and if you drop out of the country also those who die of starvation.
personal motivations are also different among the rescuers. There is first the need for bureaucratic responding to the orders of aid agencies. Then there is the passion of devotion and sacrifice which proclaims that "there is nothing more beautiful than a human life." Then there are the subtleties of personal impulses and the need to protect a lover in danger. The final cause is that of Efrem, a street child in charge of spiritualism, and ends by opening the eyes of Gregory, the principal benefactor character, the complexity of life. 
Hilarion has inherited from his grandfather the stock of securities and property that allows it to be the arms merchant (not using the term "dealer" that it rejects Hilarion), and other assets held in store, almost obsolete now. Very fortunate in that gives some personal independence against the tragedies that surround him.
Hilarion has inherited from his grandfather the stock of securities and property that allows it to be the arms merchant (not using the term "dealer" that it rejects Hilarion), and other assets held in store, almost obsolete now. Very fortunate in that gives some personal independence against the tragedies that surround him. At one point in the novel Hilarion feel the need to justify the family business, I copied a long quotation from this curious defense:
"... my grandfather realized upon arriving in this kingdom lost ... here you can not sell anything ... The people of this country are proud and have a rudimentary needs, it feeds exclusively on cereals grown in highlands ..... To dress, nothing seems more beautiful than the woven cotton fabrics themselves .... Try, therefore, trading in such conditions, and you'll see if not just providing the only thing that from outside that show unlimited greed, ie weapons.
"We calmed down this greed. I am not ashamed of it. We did it without passion or hatred, without ever participating in any fighting. We sell to those who want to buy ... have always been neutral. As neutral as these young people they claim to perform humanitarian work .... We have never had or protect an ideal or ambition of their own. We are at the core of the story without it. Just like those who carry out humanitarian work "(p. 81). However
Hilarion is a witness sympathetic and generous. From its position concerned and the large detached causes those around him, he realizes the futility of ancestral passions.
's funny how in the city of Asmara, do not feel the conflicts of the civil war and the tragedy of the hungry. People live their lives-frayed-a perfectly normal and rumors of conflicts in the field are suspiciously vague.
I liked this book. I liked how distrustful of heroism and everything that inspires one to die in the name of something. Not that I personally do not believe in surrender, but they agree in their doubts about the reasons transcendent and absolute.
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