Rhodesia UDI 1965 - Online Exhibition

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Following is a list of printed sources used in researching this exhibition, and a guide to introductions on the topics raised by the exhibition: Stephen Richard Ashton and William Roger Louis, Eds. (2004) East of Suez and the Commonwealth 1964-1971, Part II Europe, Rhodesia, Commonwealth British Documents on the End of Empire Series A Volume 5 London: The Stationery Office for the Institute of Commonwealth Studies in the University of London Robert Blake (1977) A History of Rhodesia London: Methuen David Birmingham and Phyllis M Martin, Eds. (1998) History of Central Africa: the Contemporary Years Since 1960 London: Longman Commonwealth Secretariat (1987) The Commonwealth at the Summit Communiques of Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings 1944-1986 London: Commonwealth Secretariat International Defence & Aid Fund for Southern Africa (1977) Zimbabwe – The Facts About Rhodesia London: International Defence & Aid Fund for Southern Africa Maxey Kees (1975) The Fight for Zimbabwe: the Armed Conflict in Southern Rhodesia Since UDI London: Rex Collings Christopher Nyangoni and Gideon Nyandoro, Eds. (1979) Zimbabwe Independene Movements: Select Documents London: Rex Collings Steven C Rubert and R Kent Rasmussen (2001) Historical Dictionary of Zimbabwe 3rd ed. Lanham, Md: Scarecrow Press Eliakim M. Sibanda (2005) The Zimbabwe African People’s Union 1961-87 – A Political History of Insurgency in Southern Rhodesia Trenton, NJ: Africa World Press Lawrence Vambe (1976) From Rhodesia to Zimbabwe London: Heinemann Anthony Verrier (1986) The Road to Zimbabwe, 1890-1980 London: Jonathan Cape Biographies and autobiographies Joshua Nkomo (1984) Nkomo: the Story of My Life London: Methuen David Smith and Colin Simpson (1981) Mugabe London: Sphere Ian Smith (1997) The Great Betrayal: the Memoirs of Ian Douglas Smith London: Blake

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