Dīyār-i ajdādī: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

The 19th and 20th centuries have been the peak of independence and libertarian activities all over the world. A large number of countries in the world have been formed in these two centuries. From South America to Europe, Africa, and Asia, many lands managed to be saved from the yoke of great colonialists such as the Spaniards, Britain, Ottomans, Germany, Austria-Hungary, Russia, France, etc. with armed and civil struggles, and their own countries to establish In the meantime, the issue of the colonies of these colonizers was one thing, and the issue of the states and provinces that were under the control of these countries for several centuries and millennia was another. Irish Republican Army, Catalan separatists, Basque separatist organization (ETA), and... were some of these pro-independence movements, although the historical roots of their desire for secession go back centuries. Meanwhile, the Basque separatists have had a different situation with many of their peers. This organization fought with the central government of Spain by following an armed policy and actions such as bombings, kidnappings, and even murders, and finally surrendered in 2011 and ended the armed struggle. The book "Ancestral Land" written by Fernando Aramboro, in the form of a breathtaking story, deals with life under the shadow of more than five decades of war and bloodshed between the Spanish government and Eta. A novel that tells the story of the return of two formerly friendly families who have reunited after the ceasefire. After the loss of ties and the disintegration of lives and spilled blood, the land of ancestors reveals the truth of secrets that remained in lie and deception for decades. What makes this book important is not the attractive and attractive narrative, along with secrets and quests, but rather the question "Was it all worth it?"