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Hurricane Maria - September 2017 stories / interviews

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TextPublisher: [2018]Description: ills. 90 pSubject(s): Natural Disasters | Storms | Interviews | Hurricane Maria | DominicaSummary: Hurricane Maria, September 2017. Stories/interviews is a collection of personal narratives and interviews that explore the lived experiences of individuals and communities in Dominica during and after the devastating Category 5 hurricane. These firsthand accounts provide emotional, cultural, and social insights into survival, loss, resilience, and recovery. The compilation serves as both a historical record and a tribute to the strength and determination of those affected by one of the Caribbean's most catastrophic natural disasters.

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Hurricane Maria, September 2017. Stories/interviews is a collection of personal narratives and interviews that explore the lived experiences of individuals and communities in Dominica during and after the devastating Category 5 hurricane. These firsthand accounts provide emotional, cultural, and social insights into survival, loss, resilience, and recovery. The compilation serves as both a historical record and a tribute to the strength and determination of those affected by one of the Caribbean's most catastrophic natural disasters.

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