The Immigrant Woman

Do the tragedies of the immigrants and the intercultural encounters take a lot out of us or do these encounters contribute to us? If we speak of the people, we should know that, we speak of countless probabilities. This book explores at an unprecedented pace the way through how the European culture intensified the struggle of a woman for her personal liberation. Germany, a country located in the middle of Europe, attached great importance to the process of orientation of the immigrants, but it failed to pay sufficient attention to the substance of the issue. Yet, this was a vital matter for the people who immigrated to Germany from the Southeast European countries. Nowadays, the immigration problem became much more layered with the arrival of refugees. In this special novel, you will read an emancipation story of a woman who is not engaged in any of these issues as her only concern is to forget about the sorrows of the past, saving herself from her husband and members of his family who restrained her freedom. The ingenuity of the writer lies in the fact that he lets you have a personal opinion about these problems while you are following the incidents one after another, being lost in this eloquent writing.