'Rhodesians never die' : the impact of war and political change on White Rhodesia, c. 1970-1980
Godwin, PeterAuthor
Hancock, IanContributor
Oxford : Oxford University Press,
1993.
In this history of White society over the decade from the declaration of Republic of Rhodesia in 1970, the authors look at the values and beliefs of White Rhodesia, exploring the fundamental nature of its racial and national identity. They assess how White Rhodesians, ill-prepared for war and revolutionary change as they were in 1970, reacted to the challenge to and eventual loss of their domain. This is the story of how Rhodesia became Zimbabwe.
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In this history of White society over the decade from the declaration of Republic of Rhodesia in 1970, the authors look at the values and beliefs of White Rhodesia, exploring the fundamental nature of its racial and national identity. They assess how White Rhodesians, ill-prepared for war and revolutionary change as they were in 1970, reacted to the challenge to and eventual loss of their domain. This is the story of how Rhodesia became Zimbabwe.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Whites
History & Archaeology
Regions & Countries - Africa