Rhodesian Bush War
Daniel Wrinn
The Rhodesian Bush War (1964–1979) was a long, brutal guerrilla struggle that brought an end to white minority rule in Rhodesia, leading to the birth of modern Zimbabwe. This audiobook takes you through the key events, figures, and battles that shaped this critical chapter in African history, offering a comprehensive yet engaging look into one of the continent’s most significant liberation wars.
Uncover the strategies used by the Rhodesian government and African nationalist forces in a complex battle for the country's future. You'll also explore the wider global context, from Cold War politics to foreign interventions, and how they all played a role in determining the war's outcome.
What you’ll discover:
Perfect for history lovers, African conflict enthusiasts, and those interested in the making of modern Zimbabwe, this audiobook provides an insightful look at how this pivotal conflict shaped Southern Africa and left a lasting legacy on the continent’s fight for independence.
Duration - 1h 21m.
Author - Daniel Wrinn.
Narrator - Daniel Wrinn.
Published Date - Thursday, 11 January 2024.
Copyright - © 2024 Daniel Wrinn ©.
Location:
United States
Networks:
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English Audiobooks
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Description:
The Rhodesian Bush War (1964–1979) was a long, brutal guerrilla struggle that brought an end to white minority rule in Rhodesia, leading to the birth of modern Zimbabwe. This audiobook takes you through the key events, figures, and battles that shaped this critical chapter in African history, offering a comprehensive yet engaging look into one of the continent’s most significant liberation wars. Uncover the strategies used by the Rhodesian government and African nationalist forces in a complex battle for the country's future. You'll also explore the wider global context, from Cold War politics to foreign interventions, and how they all played a role in determining the war's outcome. What you’ll discover: Perfect for history lovers, African conflict enthusiasts, and those interested in the making of modern Zimbabwe, this audiobook provides an insightful look at how this pivotal conflict shaped Southern Africa and left a lasting legacy on the continent’s fight for independence. Duration - 1h 21m. Author - Daniel Wrinn. Narrator - Daniel Wrinn. Published Date - Thursday, 11 January 2024. Copyright - © 2024 Daniel Wrinn ©.
Language:
English
Opening Credits
Duration:00:00:10
Introduction
Duration:00:09:07
Chapter 1: Colonialism and Minority Rule
Duration:00:08:14
Chapter 2: The Rise of Nationalist Movements: ZANU and ZAPU
Duration:00:10:23
Chapter 3: Escalation of the Guerrilla War
Duration:00:09:47
Chapter 4: International Involvement and the Global Stage
Duration:00:10:52
Chapter 5: Operation Dingo and the Closing Years
Duration:00:09:03
Chapter 6: Lancaster House Agreement and Birth of Zimbabwe
Duration:00:08:23
Chapter 7: Consequences and Legacy
Duration:00:15:31
Ending Credits
Duration:00:00:19