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Moog Grandmother, Sintetizzatore analogico semi-modulare, Tastiera Fatar a 32 tasti, Memorizza fino a 3 sequenze con un massimo di 256 note, Arpeggiatore, Riverbero a molla integrato, basato su Moog 905 (utilizzabile anche per segnali esterni), 2...

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Thon Case Moog Grandmother, Case, Suitable for Moog Grandmother, Made of 6.8 mm multiplex phenolic resin coated, 30 x 30 mm Aluminium edges, 2 Spring-loaded medium butterfly latches, 2 Locking hinges, 1 Faux leather handle, 8 Medium ball corners, Foam...

B-Stock, Moog Grandmother; semi-modular Analog Synthesizer; 32-Keys (Fatar); store up to 3 sequences with up to 256 notes each; Arpeggiator; build-in Moog 905 based Hardware Spring Reverb (useable for external signals as well); 2 Analog Oscillators...

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Moog Grandmother SR Series Case, Transport Bag, For Moog Grandmother, Material: Abrasion-resistant 1680D Cordura, Water-resistant, Laminated zips, Reinforced seams, Metal rivets, Carrying handle, Detachable shoulder strap and backpack straps, Foam...

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They have waited 75 years for an acknowledgment that what was done to them was a war crime. They are still waiting.\n\nGrandmothers, Our Grandmothers is a beautifully and sensitively rendered narrative of the ongoing crusade of WWII's most courageous survivors: the \"Comfort Women\"--sex slaves--of the Japanese Imperial Army. This offering in graphic novel format is both a moving tribute and a call to awareness that, though addressing young adults, speaks to all of us.\n\nBecause crimes against any part of humanity are crimes against all humanity, such acts, and the brave people who endure them, must never be forgotten.\n\nFocusing on the \"Comfort Women\" of his native Korea as well as from other countries, author and artist Han Seong-won tells the stories of women who were coerced, sometimes through abduction, into sexual slavery wherever the Japanese army put down stakes. Through his personal encounters with these valiant women, Han portrays strong individuals who refused to allow their identities to be defined by what was forced upon them. Rather, they are defined by their continuing triumph over pain, loss and memory even though their ordeals remain with them in some form to this day. Now in their nineties, these women are artists, musicians and activists. They share their personal stories with us, and give us their testimony.\n\nThis book honors so many women, like Grandmother Kang Il-chul, abducted from her home at gunpoint when she was a girl, threatened with murder when she contracted typhoid. And Grandmother Kim Hak-soon, who began giving public testimony in 1991, testified before the UN in 1993, and remained an activist for the rest of her life. It honors women who bore witness on behalf of their mothers, who kept their ordeal a secret and carried it to their graves. It honors those who have been standing in solidarity beside these women over the years.\n\nAlongside passionate advocates from younger generations, the Grandmothers in Korea have been protesting on a weekly basis since 1992--speaking for all victims of war and violations of human rights. \n\nThis is a warm and loving tribute to the Grandmothers and the courage which led them to speak out. This book is a call to all of us to stand up for the basic rights of others.

They have waited 75 years for an acknowledgment that what was done to them was a war crime. They are still waiting.\n\nGrandmothers, Our Grandmothers is a beautifully and sensitively rendered narrative of the ongoing crusade of WWII's most courageous survivors: the \"Comfort Women\"--sex slaves--of the Japanese Imperial Army. This offering in graphic novel format is both a moving tribute and a call to awareness that, though addressing young adults, speaks to all of us.\n\nBecause crimes against any part of humanity are crimes against all humanity, such acts, and the brave people who endure them, must never be forgotten.\n\nFocusing on the \"Comfort Women\" of his native Korea as well as from other countries, author and artist Han Seong-won tells the stories of women who were coerced, sometimes through abduction, into sexual slavery wherever the Japanese army put down stakes. Through his personal encounters with these valiant women, Han portrays strong individuals who refused to allow their identities to be defined by what was forced upon them. Rather, they are defined by their continuing triumph over pain, loss and memory even though their ordeals remain with them in some form to this day. Now in their nineties, these women are artists, musicians and activists. They share their personal stories with us, and give us their testimony.\n\nThis book honors so many women, like Grandmother Kang Il-chul, abducted from her home at gunpoint when she was a girl, threatened with murder when she contracted typhoid. And Grandmother Kim Hak-soon, who began giving public testimony in 1991, testified before the UN in 1993, and remained an activist for the rest of her life. It honors women who bore witness on behalf of their mothers, who kept their ordeal a secret and carried it to their graves. It honors those who have been standing in solidarity beside these women over the years.\n\nAlongside passionate advocates from younger generations, the Grandmothers in Korea have been protesting on a weekly basis since 1992--speaking for all victims of war and violations of human rights. \n\nThis is a warm and loving tribute to the Grandmothers and the courage which led them to speak out. This book is a call to all of us to stand up for the basic rights of others.