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Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: GROSVENOR HOUSE PUB LTD, 310 Seiten, L=140mm, B=216mm, H=18mm, Gew.=395gr, [GR: 21600 - TB/Belletristik/Biographien, Erinnerungen… More...

Internationaler Buchtitel. In englischer Sprache. Verlag: GROSVENOR HOUSE PUB LTD, 310 Seiten, L=140mm, B=216mm, H=18mm, Gew.=395gr, [GR: 21600 - TB/Belletristik/Biographien, Erinnerungen], [SW: - Biography / Autobiography], Kartoniert/Broschiert, Klappentext: With farming destroyed throughout their country, food unobtainable and justice disregarded, Zimbabweans face hunger, homelessness, murder, beatings and a bewildering future. As an unaccredited, part-time journalist, Zimbabwean author David Lemon spent ten years travelling around the country in search of 'human interest' stories for a national newspaper. In this book he writes, not only about the horrors of day to day life, but also of the dignity, kindness and courage he met along the way. Soldier No More is a challenging, haunting and inspiring book about ordinary people and how they survive in a cruelly beautiful land. With farming destroyed throughout their country, food unobtainable and justice disregarded, Zimbabweans face hunger, homelessness, murder, beatings and a bewildering future. As an unaccredited, part-time journalist, Zimbabwean author David Lemon spent ten years travelling around the country in search of 'human interest' stories for a national newspaper. In this book he writes, not only about the horrors of day to day life, but also of the dignity, kindness and courage he met along the way. Soldier No More is a challenging, haunting and inspiring book about ordinary people and how they survive in a cruelly beautiful land.<

ISBN: 9781907652998

With farming destroyed throughout their country, food unobtainable and justice disregarded, Zimbabweans face hunger, homelessness, murder, beatings and a bewildering future. As an unaccre… More...

With farming destroyed throughout their country, food unobtainable and justice disregarded, Zimbabweans face hunger, homelessness, murder, beatings and a bewildering future. As an unaccredited, part-time journalist, Zimbabwean author David Lemon spent ten years travelling around the country in search of 'human interest' stories for a national newspaper. In this book he writes, not only about the horrors of day to day life, but also of the dignity, kindness and courage he met along the way. Soldier No More is a challenging, haunting and inspiring book about ordinary people and how they survive in a cruelly beautiful land. Soldier No More Lemon, David With farming destroyed throughout their country, food unobtainable and justice disregarded, Zimbabweans face hunger, homelessness, murder, beatings and a bewildering future. As an unaccredited, part-time journalist, Zimbabwean author David Lemon spent ten years travelling around the country in search of 'human interest' stories for a national newspaper. In this book he writes, not only about the horrors of day to day life, but also of the dignity, kindness and courage he met along the way. Soldier No More is a challenging, haunting and inspiring book about ordinary people and how they survive in a cruelly beautiful land.<

ISBN: 9781907652998

David Lemon,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Grosvenor House Publishing Limited Books Books ~~ Biography & Autobiography~~ General Soldier-No-More~~David-Lemon Grosvenor House P… More...

David Lemon,Paperback, English-language edition,Pub by Grosvenor House Publishing Limited Books Books ~~ Biography & Autobiography~~ General Soldier-No-More~~David-Lemon Grosvenor House Publishing Limited With farming destroyed throughout their country, food unobtainable and justice disregarded, Zimbabweans face hunger, homelessness, murder, beatings and a bewildering future. As an unaccredited, part-time journalist, Zimbabwean author David Lemon spent ten years travelling around the country in search of 'human interest' stories for a national newspaper. In this book he writes, not only about the horrors of day to day life, but also of the dignity, kindness and courage he met along the way. Soldier No More is a challenging, haunting and inspiring book about ordinary people and how they survive in a cruelly beautiful land.<