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Buch, Hörbücher:
Afrikanische Biografien und Erinnerungen
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Ibn Khaldun: An Intellectual BiographyAutor: Robert Irwin
Taschenbuch, 05.11.2019
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"Der Held von Deutsch-Ostafrika": Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck: Ein preußischer KolonialoffizierAutor: Eckard Michels
Gebundene Ausgabe, 01.09.2008
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13 Hours: The explosive inside story of how six men fought off the Benghazi terror attackAutor: Mitchell Zuckoff
Taschenbuch, 14.01.2016
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Out of Egypt: a memoirAutor: André Aciman
Taschenbuch, 21.02.2019
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The Adventures of Ibn Battuta: A Muslim Traveler of the 14th Century: A Muslim Traveler of the Fourteenth CenturyAutor: Ross E. Dunn
Taschenbuch, 01.12.2004
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Zwischen Wasser und Urwald: Erlebnisse und Beobachtungen eines Arztes im Urwald Äquatorialafrikas (Beck Paperback)Autor: Albert Schweitzer
Taschenbuch, 05.01.2015
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DF Malan and the Rise of Afrikaner NationalismAutor: Lindie Koorts
Taschenbuch, 19.02.2014
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Ärger im Paradies – Vom Ende der Geschichte zum Ende des KapitalismusAutor: Slavoj Žižek
Taschenbuch, 28.07.2016
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Nayo Bruce. Geschichte einer afrikanischen Familie in EuropaAutor: Rea Brändle
Gebundene Ausgabe, .10.2007
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Handschlag mit dem Teufel: Die Mitschuld der Weltgemeinschaft am Völkermord in RuandaRoméo DallaireGebundene Ausgabe |
A Human Being Died That Night: A South African Story of ForgivenessPumla Gobodo-MadikizelaGebundene Ausgabe |
Die Odyssee der Kinder. Auf der Flucht aus dem Dritten Reich ins Gelobte LandJutta VogelGebundene AusgabeDie Odyssee der Kinder |
ZEITGESCHICHTE - Mit dem Stukageschwader 3 an der Ostfront - Mal oben - mal unten Teil II: 1943-1945 - FLECHSIG Verlag (Flechsig - Geschichte/Zeitgeschichte)Erhard JähnertGebundene Ausgabe |
Meine algerische Familie: Mit Fotografien von Bettina FlitnerAlice SchwarzerGebundene Ausgabe |
We Dared to Win: The SAS in RhodesiaHannes Wessels, Andre ScheepersGebundene Ausgabe |
Auf der Jagd nach Fisch und Fetisch: Die Reisen der Mary Kingsley in WestafrikaSilvia DörfleTaschenbuch |
My Early Life: 1874-1904: A Roving CommissionWinston ChurchillTaschenbuchThe voice of a vanished England speaks from the pages of Winston Churchill's evocative memoir of his first 30 years (1874-1904). The young Churchill inhabits a world in which men fight like hell in meaningless colonial wars-India, Egypt, South Africa-soldiering across the imperial map then extending the hand of friendship to their erstwhile enemy as if they were schoolmates at Harrow. Yet Churchill, born into a privileged family, was not an uncritical supporter of the Victorian status quo. He himself loathed Harrow; an especially amusing chapter skewers the school's emphasis on an irrelevant classical education and rote learning. A firm Tory, he considered himself a friend of the working class, and in 1899 campaigned for parliament with a Socialist colleague. Looking back from his vantage point of 1930, Churchill expresses the most attractive values of the English aristocracy-honor, loyalty, fair play-without giving the impression he wants to live in the past. The book's appeal also stems from its magisterial but colloquial prose. Anyone familiar with recordings of Churchill's rousing speeches during Word War I I will hear in their minds' ears that growling timbre and unmistakably patrician accent as they read. Though he would have preferred the peace prize, < I> My Early Life offers good evidence that Churchill's 1953 Nobel for literature was aptly awarded. < I>-Wendy Smith |
Familienstücke: Eine SpurensucheDaniel HopeTaschenbuch |
The Travels of Ibn Battutah (Macmillan Collector's Library, Band 84)Ibn BattutahTaschenbuch |
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