- Europe, they
still exist. The
growing influx of
migrants has
fuelled shantytowns in
cities commonly used as a
point of
entry into the
European Union,...
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Shantytown Kid is the
debut novel of
Azouz Begag,
first published in
French in 1986, then in
English in 2007.
Shantytown Kid is a bildungsroman, chronicling...
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Shanty Town is an
unincorporated community in Elko County, Nevada,
United States.
According to Edna B. Patterson's 1912 book Nevada's
Northeastern Frontier...
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Shantytown is a 1943
American crime film
directed by
Joseph Santley and
written by
Olive Cooper. The film
stars Mary Lee, John Archer,
Marjorie Lord, Harry...
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English as
Shantytown Kid by
Naima Wolf, is an
autobiographical novel by
Azouz Begag about his life as a
young Algerian boy
growing up in a
shantytown next...
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Shantytown Heritage Park,
usually known as
Shantytown, is a
tourist attraction in the West
Coast Region of the
South Island of New Zealand.
Located 10...
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pauperized Shantytown,
because of the
unhygienic and
criminal surroundings there. But
Skippy and his
friend Sidney (Jackie Searl)
still go to
Shantytown where...
- Flammable:
Environmental Suffering in an
Argentine Shantytown is a 2008 book by
sociologist Javier Auyero and
anthropologist Débora Swistun. Its subject...
- A
shantytown in Cape Flats, Cape Town...
- century.
Nairobi is home to Kibera, one of the world's
largest slums. The
shantytown is
believed to
house between 170,000 and one
million people. The UNHCR...