STéPHANE HESSEL & HANNIE VERMEER-PARDOEN (TRANSLATOR)
Neem Het Niet!
Amsterdam: Van Gennep, 2011. First Dutch Edition; Fourth Impression. Original wrappers. Some wear & scuffing to covers, spine & corners. ; Some wear & scuffing to covers, spine & corners. ; 19 x 11.5 X 0.4 cms; 31 pages; Remove the bullet points and headersChatGPT said: "Neem het niet" by Stéphane Hessel is a short but powerful political essay that urges people, especially the youth, to reject indifference and rise against social injustice, economic inequality, and the erosion of democratic values. Hessel, a French diplomat, resistance fighter, and concentration camp survivor, draws on his experiences in the French Resistance during World War II and his involvement in drafting the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. He emphasizes moral outrage as a vital force for peaceful resistance and social change. The essay highlights the importance of standing up against issues such as poverty, the unchecked power of financial markets, environmental destruction, and the inhumane treatment of undocumented immigrants. Hessel warns against apathy and cynicism, which he sees as threats to democratic societies, and advocates for nonviolent protest and civic engagement as essential tools to uphold human rights and justice.. Very Good- with no dust jacket .

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