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Statesmen with Formidable Vision and Iron Will,
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This review is from: Black, White, and Chrome: The United States and Zimbabwe, 1953 to 1998 (Paperback)
Employing an exhaustive amount of first-rate materials and interviews into his research, Andrew DeRoche, an up and coming scholar of diplomatic history, has provided a splendid account of the complexities - setbacks, victories, racism, pain, pleasure and other elements that were a part of the relationship between the United Staes and Rhodesia(eventually Zimbabwe) from the Eisenhower years to the latter years of the Clinton Administration. DeRoche uses outstanding research to provide his arguments. His analysis (often cutting edge) of the more than 4 decade relationship (45 years to be precise) is nothing short of splendid. The book was enormously informative and it was a pleasure to read. I would reccomend it for anyone who is intersted in groundbreaking work in diplomatic history.
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Black, White, and Chrome: The United States and Zimbabwe, 1953 to 1998 by Andrew DeRoche (Paperback - Feb. 2001)
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