Moederland: Nine Daughters Of South Africa Cato Pedder John Murray Publishers Ltd Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

Moederland Is A Courageous And Modern Appraisal Of What It Means To Be Descended From The People Who Created Ultraracist Apartheid System In South Africa Illuminating Its Turbulent History Through Lives Her Female Ancestors Like No Other Told Perspective Women Long Silenced Historical Narrative Asks Were They Doing While White Supremacy Was Constructed? Cato Pedder Travels Centuries 1600S When Cape Town Remote Outpost Dutch East India Company Kraal Zulu King 1800S Before Doubling Back Europe Then Culminating With English Quaker Aunt Defies Marry Across Colour Line As Anti-Racist Campaigners Call Out Statue Jan Smuts Parliament Square Painstakingly Excavates Long-Forgotten Life Stories Prehistory Unpacking Legacy Afrikaans Heritage Bringing Their Collective Shame Into Light Brilliantly Sits At Borderline Between Personal Memoir Shares Themes Hare Amber Eyes By Edmund De Waal Wife\ S Tale Aida Edemariam Maybe Esther Katja Petrowskaja Both Which Use Unknown Forebears Throw New On Troubled Past Will Also Appeal Readers Damon Galgut\ Booker Prize Winning Novel Promise Σελίδες: 368 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0430 Διαστάσεις: 15 2X15 2Cm