We Believed in the Revolution

We Believed in the Revolution. Book Description: "Hard Years" is a period novel. It is a novel of the painful, difficult years experienced by people who somehow fell into "exile" and had to build a new life for themselves in Germany... While the novel highlights the desperation, loneliness and alienation of a person in a country that does not correspond to their own soul, it deeply affects the destruction of this on the individual. It also sheds light on a reckoning. “This is our common countryside. When it comes to the countryside, out-of-the-way places in the country come to mind. For example, both Trabzon and Bandırma are rural areas in the country. But Germany is the countryside of those who left their homeland. Germany is the common countryside of everyone who lives here, no matter where they come from. Because it is out of sight. That's why I always consider Germany as our common countryside. People have a unity of feeling here. Without exception, everyone has their homeland in their minds. If you are away from your homeland, every part of your country ceases to be a countryside. Because you look at it as a whole. Because it is the common womb of all of us. “It is rural.” (From the Promotional Bulletin)