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Buch, Hörbücher:

Afrikanische Biografien und Erinnerungen

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Finde Die Unterschiede Rätselbuch für Erwachsene: Mittel- und Schwierigkeitsgrade, Puzzelbücher im Großdruck, finde den Unterschied für Erwachsene, ... zum Geburtstag und zur Stressbewältigung

Autor: Dylan Isla

Taschenbuch, 21.11.2023

Das geschenkte Lächeln: Mein Einsatz für Kinder in Afrika

Autoren: Ute Winkler-Stumpf, Gertrud Teusen

Taschenbuch, 04.12.2017

Mein Verräterherz: Mordland Südafrika

Übersetzer: Dr. Ulrich Mihr
Autor: Rian Malan

Gebundene Ausgabe, 17.08.1990

Amour et Révolte au Cameroun: La Saga de Kingue et Djouka

Autor: JULIETTE SCHLEGL

Taschenbuch, 03.03.2024

Von Rechts nach Links: (Bibliothek der verbrannten Bücher)

Autor: Hellmut von Gerlach

Buch, Broschiert, ..1987

Rameses III, King of Egypt: His Life and AfterLife

Autor: Aidan Dodson

Gebundene Ausgabe, 19.11.2019

Die Blütezeit des deutschen Kolonialreiches: Band I · Togo / Kamerun

Autor: Frank Omeda

Taschenbuch, 01.12.2023

Auf den Spuren von Mr. Kurtz: Mobutus Aufstieg und Kongos Fall

Herausgeber: Klaus Bittermann
Autor: Michela Wrong
Übersetzer: Norbert Hofmann

Taschenbuch, .09.2002

Cave of Bones: A True Story of Discovery, Adventure, and Human Origins

Autoren: Lee Berger, John Hawks

Gebundene Ausgabe, 08.08.2023

Weiße Sklaven

Dean King

Gebundene Ausgabe

Gandhi Before India

Ramachandra Guha

Taschenbuch

Eine Farm in Afrika.

Krueger Hardy

B, Broschiert

A Long Way Gone: The True Story of a Child Soldier

Ishmael Beah

Taschenbuch

The Last Trek - a New Beginning

F.W.De Klerk

Gebundene Ausgabe

On 27 April 1994, millions of South Africans stood in mile-long queues for hours to cast their vote in the country's first democratic election. F W de Klerk, the last apartheid president, must have known his party would lose and that he was effectively handing the power of the < I>volk (nation) to the African National Congress and its leader Nelson Mandela. This appears to be de Klerk's motivation for writing his autobiography-to show himself as the country's "great reformer". It is also an attempt to reassure the < I>volk that this is not the end for them, but merely a fresh challenge.

De Klerk was brought up as an Afrikaner nationalist and his view of the world was shaped by racism. He unapologetically tells how, as a young man, he was impressed with Dr Hendrik Verwoerd's plans to create separate black homelands and was relieved when Nelson Mandela was sentenced to life imprisonment. Throughout the time he was a nationalist M P, Minister and later president, de Klerk insists he did not know about his government's reign of terror-the massacres and death squads. For a "compassionate reformer" and lawyer, it seems unbelievable that he did not try harder to find out if the allegations were true. He does apologise for apartheid crimes even though he urges they should be seen in context of the Cold War, his political background and in comparison with other nations. A weak apology indeed.

< I> The Last Trek: A New Beginning offers interesting insights into the mind of F W de Klerk, the son of a cabinet minister and the nephew of the prime minister, Hans Strijdom. Its most interesting sub-plot, however, is de Klerk's description of how his relationship with Mandela deteriorated and finally led to the collapse of the coalition government-an event that angered de Klerk's colleagues because it caused a rift in the party and eroded international confidence in multi-racial government. De Klerk retired from politics in 1997.