African History: Postwar, From C 1945 -
BIC code: HBHW3
See also: History & Archaeology
There were 6 books found.
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£16.99And Miles To Go Before I Sleep: A Scottish Vet In Africa - - Hardback
After three years working as a young vet in rural Aberdeenshire, Hugh Cran decided that it was time for a change. He got it. He took a post in Kenya and, 40 years later, he's still there, still working, still loving every challenging, unexpected moment. -
£7.99Long Way Down - - Paperback
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman travel down through Africa in a gripping and wildly entertaining new biking adventure. Visiting UNICEF projects on the African continent along their way, they come face-to-face with spectacular but unforgiving terrain, with rich cultures. -
£25.00Long Way Down - - Hardback
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman travel down through Africa in a gripping and wildly entertaining new biking adventure. Visiting UNICEF projects on the African continent along their way, they come face-to-face with spectacular but unforgiving terrain, with rich cultures. -
£20.00Long Way Down - - Hardback
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman travel down through Africa in a gripping and wildly entertaining new biking adventure. Visiting UNICEF projects on the African continent along their way, they come face-to-face with spectacular but unforgiving terrain, with rich cultures. -
£15.99White Knees, Brown Knees: Suez Canal Zone 1951-1954, The Forgotten Years - - Hardback
In the Suez Canal Zone between 1951 and 1954 there were some 250,000 Service personnel deployed. The MoD admits to 613 British burials in the Suez. In this book, Douglas Findlay tells how the real death toll was more than 1000. -
£7.99With What Remains: A Widow's Quest For Truth In Rwanda - - Paperback
Returning to Rwanda to discover the truth about her husband's murder, Lesley Bilinda uncovered a web of lies, deceit and betrayal that forced her to re-evaluate her relationship with the man and the country she had devoted her life to. This story charts Lesley's physical and emotional journey through a post-genocide Rwanda.







