Three Cheers for Ghana! by Robert Peprah-Gyamfi

2008 Язык: ENG Размер: 2. 6 x 1. 4 x . 2 cm Читательская аудитория: General (us: trade) Поставляется из: Англии.

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Twins Divided by Robert Peprah-Gyamfi tells the true story of twins in West Africa and how their lives were changed by forced conscription in WW.

Robert Peprah-Gyamfi. Opposing them is the Convention People’s Party (CPP), with the everyman at its core and calls for change blazing out on its banners. Like many of his fellow men, Kakra has been scarred by the horrors of war and has seen the betrayal and weaknesses of his white ‘masters’. He and his fellow party members demand change now – a steadfast position fuelled by pent-up anger and primed to explode. Peprah-Gyamfi’s story, rich in historic and detail, brings Ghana to life on the page. But it also highlights one of the most important events in West African history. It is a book that will resonate with anyone with a Ghanaian or West African heritage, and with historians and armchair experts alike. Twins Divided and World War II Revisited: Memoirs of a Forced African Conscript (Perseverance Books) are out now, priced £. 9 in paperback.