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2006 Country Profile and Guide to Angola –
National Travel Guidebook and Handbook – USAID Reports, Water Use, Law,
Energy, AGOA (amazon.com) - USA Electronic Book - Two CD-ROM Set by
U.S. Government (
an amazing collection of the finest federal documents
and resources about Angola, providing encyclopedic coverage of all aspects of
the country.
Angola Travel
Map (amazon.com) - USA(amazon.co.uk) - Europe Cartographia Series World Travel
Maps Format Folded Map, Scale 1:2 000 000 Full colour travel maps with
place name index are produced by one of the worlds longest established
cartographers.
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Road Map 955: Central and Southern Africa / Madagascar (Maps Worldwide) Published by Michelin Series Main Road
Maps Folded Map, Scale 1:4 000 000 A general good quality motoring and
tourist map with good detail.
Blood on the Tracks : A Rail Journey from Angola
to Mozambique (amazon.com) - USA by Miles Bredin, Harriet Logan
(Photographer)
Angola and Mozambique :
Postcolonial Wars in Southern Africa (Conflict and Crisis in the Post-Cold War
World) (amazon.com) - USA(amazon.co.uk) - UK by James Ciment
Angola : Struggle for Peace and Reconstruction
(Nations of the Modern World. Africa) (amazon.com) - USA(amazon.co.uk) - UK by Inge Tvedten, Stephen Wright,
Larry W. Bowman (Editor) After more than 20 years of devastating civil
war, Angola is slowly moving toward peace and reconciliation. In this
accessible introduction to one of the most resource-rich countries in Africa,
Norwegian researcher Inge Tvedten traces Angola's turbulent past, with a
particular focus on the impact that political and economic upheaval has had on
the Angolan people
Country Review, Angola
1999/2000 (amazon.com) - USA by Robert C. Kelly (Editor), Debra
Ewing (Editor), Stanton Doyle (Editor), Denise Youngblood (Editor)
concise, up-to-date source for political and economic information
Angola (Enchantment of the World) (amazon.com) - USA by Jason Laure Reading level:
Ages 9-12 - Describes the geography, history, people, and culture of Angola.
A Family of the Musseque : Survival and
Development in Postwar Angola (amazon.com) - USA(amazon.co.uk) - UK by Alexia Gamito, Joao Francisco da
Silva, Pascoal Estevao, Vicente Albino Paulo, Victor Vunge, Bob van der Winden
(Editor) This book shows the way people are helping themselves through the
crisis in Angola. It does not refer much to politics, nor does it speculate
about war and peace; it begins by describing a day in the life of the Ricardo
family living in a musseque, one of the shantytowns around Luanda.
Spared Angola : Memories from a Cuban-American
Childhood (amazon.com) - USA by Virgil Suarez Spared Angola:
Memories from a Cuban-American Childhood is a powerful and original first
collection of autobiographical stories, essays and poems. The successful
novelist here lays bare the making of his conscience as a writer and human
being, detailing the psychological pressure of male expectations, family gender
battles, emigration and adjusting to a new culture.
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