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William Kamkwamba: Hogyan fogtam munkára a szelet
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Egy éhezéssel és szegénységgel küzdő 14 éves malawi fiú szélmalmot épített, hogy villamos árammal lássa el otthonukat. A most 22 éves William Kamkwamba másodszorra van itt velünk a TED-en, hogy elmesélje megható történetét találmányáról, ami megváltoztatta az életét.
To power his family's home, young William Kamkwamba built an electricity-producing windmill from spare parts and scrap -- starting him on a journey detailed in the book "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind" and the new film, "William and the Windmill." Full bio »
Translated into Hungarian by Anita Fekete
Reviewed by Tamás Roncsak
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