Naomi Mitchison's account of the life and work of the Afrikaner lawyer and political activist Bram Fischer (1908-1975) was first published in 1973, two years before his death. She writes from the perspective of her own experience - gained during regular visits and a commitment to Southern Africa, particularly Botswana, from the 1960s onwards - to present the key elements and actors in the story of the country and the peoples of South Africa. Above all, of Bram Fischer, who gave up a life of privilege to oppose, professionally and underground, the Government's 'monstrous policy' of apartheid.
Naomi Mitchison's account of the life and work of the Afrikaner lawyer and political activist Bram Fischer (1908-1975) was first published in 1973, two years before his death. She writes from the perspective of her own experience - gained during regular visits and a commitment to Southern Africa, particularly Botswana, from the 1960s onwards - to present the key elements and actors in the story of the country and the peoples of South Africa. Above all, of Bram Fischer, who gave up a life of privilege to oppose, professionally and underground, the Government's 'monstrous policy' of apartheid.
A Life for Africa: The Story of Bram Fischer
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A Life for Africa: The Story of Bram Fischer
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781849212144 |
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| Publisher: | Kennedy & Boyd |
| Publication date: | 07/30/2021 |
| Series: | Naomi Mitchison Library , #48 |
| Pages: | 132 |
| Product dimensions: | 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.28(d) |