Eritrea Even The Stones Are Burning Pateman, Roy

Red Sea Press
Year of publishing: 1998
Place of publishing: Lawrenceville, NJ
ISBN: 1569020574
Language: English
Series: Second

V této knize Roy Pateman popisuje reakci Erytreanů na etiopskou okupaci jejich země a na příčiny vypuknutí konlifktu. Nabízí přehled dějin Erytrey se zvláštním důrazem na vojenský a jiný vývoj v posledních dvou dekádách. Autor zkoumá vliv zahraniční politiky USA v regionu, politické ideologie hnutí za nezávislost, tragický hladomor, který měl na svědomí desítky tisíc životů a vize bojovníků za osvobození po získání nezávislosti. Kniha pojednává i o událostech v období po získání nezávislosti.

In this book Roy Pateman traces the Eritreans response to Ethiopian occupation of their land and the origins of the war. He provides a survey of Eritrean history, with a special inside look at the military and other developments in the last two decades. The author examines the impact of US foreign policy on the region and the people, the political ideologies of independence movement, the tragic famine which took tens of thousands of lives, and the vision of the liberation fighters for a post-independece society. Finally, it has been updated to provide readers with an insight into developments of the postindependence period

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