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Saving Darfur
Saving Darfur
by Rob Crilly
Africa is a continent riddled with conflict. Most are forgotten wars that rumble away unnoticed for years. Darfur is different. More l Buy now
To The End Of Hell
To The End Of Hell
by Denise Affonço
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One of the most powerful memoirs of persecution ever written. Denise Affonço recounts how her comfortable life in Phnom Penh was torn apart when the Khmer Rouge seized power in Cambodia in April 1975.
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Something Is Going To Fall Like Rain
Something Is Going To Fall Like Rain
by Ros Wynne-Jones
How can there be heroes when nobody knows the names of the dead? How can the world weep when its eyes are closed?

BUY A BOOK HELP SUDAN - for every 100 books we sell we can give 240 people in Sudan clean drinking water. More l Buy now
The Budapest Protocol
The Budapest Protocol
by Adam LeBor
A powerful and thought-provoking Nazi conspiracy thriller, The Budapest Protocol is a journey into Europe's hidden heart of darkness. More l Buy now
\'89: The Unfinished Revolution
'89: The Unfinished Revolution
by Nick Thorpe
This is a personal view, from ground level, of a revolution that never quite finished.How the demons of the past - of collaboration, of unsatisfied national identity and, above all, of poverty - continue to haunt the present. More l Buy now
GENOCIDE
GENOCIDE
by Reverien Rurangwa
Rwanda - April 1994. Reverien Rurangwa watched as forty-three members of his family were murdered before his eyes. He was fifteen. This is his extraordinary memoir. More l Buy now
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events
'Europe and the Balkans: What Now?' - February 3rd

Come and hear Nick Thorpe and Tim Judah in discussion at the LSE. More...
Saving Darfur: Everyone's Favourite African War - Book Launch - February 9th

Come and celebrate the publication of Rob Crilly's fascinating book on Darfur. 6.30pm, SOAS More...
LSE Literary Festival - February 13th

Ros Wynne-Jones is appearing in discussion alongside Janine di Giovanni and Sam Kiley. More...
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