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Congo (Bradt Travel Guide) - (Paperback)
(amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) - Europe the first full guidebook to
publish new information on both the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and the
Peoples Republic of Congo (PRC) in well over a decade. It will appeal to
travelers who are seeking to explore a new region of Africa emerging from many
years of conflict, a region that is changing rapidly as stability returns to
the region. Natural history is given due prominence in this guide, the Congo
possessing a high percentage of Africas remaining, intact rainforest.
Zaire : A Country Study (amazon.com) - USA by Sandra W. Meditz, Tim Merrill
Covers conditions in Zaire during the early 1990s under the tottering
Mobutu regime. A splendid encyclopedic introduction to the country, with a
massive bibliography. A basic work for scholars that is easily accessible to
students & (rare) tourists. (Annotation copyright Book News, Inc.
Portland, Or) Country Review, Congo (DRC)
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 Congo, Democratic Republic - Road Map Maps Worldwide A detailed coloured road map with a place
name index, including a street map of the centre of Kinshasa. Congo, Democratic Republic. Maps Worldwide Published by Cartographia Format Folded
Map, One of the few maps of the Congo (Zaire) with street map of Kinshasa.

History & Politics From Zaire to the Democratic Republic of
Congo (amazon.com) - USA by Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja
Remembering the Present : Painting and Popular
History in Zaire (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Johannes Fabian, jenny
Fabian, Tshibumba K. Matulu (Illustrator) Rural
Society and Cotton in Colonial Zaire (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Osumaka Likaka A major
contribution to the colonial history of rural Zaire. This is social history at
its best."- (Jan Vansina, University of Wisconsin-Madison)
Crisis in Zaire : Myths and Realities
(amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Nzongola-Ntalaja
Zaire : Repression As Policy : A Human Rights Report
(amazon.com) - USA
Wildlife & Flora The Okapi : Mysterious Animal of Congo-Zaire
(amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Susan Lyndaker Lindsey, Mary
Neel Green, Cynthia L. Bennett (Illustrator), Jane Goodall
The Year of the Gorilla (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by George B. Schaller A
Look at the life of Gorillas through Schaller's Eyes - George Schaller takes
you with him as he goes to the Virunga Volcanoes to study the Gorillas. He
takes a look at the gorillas, but with a more personal approach than with "The
Mountain Gorilla". Instead of pouring out scientific facts, he shares with you
some of his feelings and experiences as he watched them. This was a refreshing
look at the life of gorillas from his own perspective. I would recommend it to
anyone with an interest in Gorillas. (Justin Chandlr-Astonfrom Huntington
Beach, California, USA , September 7, 1998)
People & Culture The Forest People (Touchstone Book) (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Colin M. Turnbull, Collin
Turnbull In The Forest People Turnbull recalls his experience of living
hidden within the forest with a family group of pygmies. He tells us the
wearisome struggle that the pygmies battle for to protect thier culture and
home. Turnbull also looks deeply into thier way of life and uncovers for us a
world of playfullness and enchanting spiritualism. (A reader from
Texas,USA , January 25, 1998 ) African
Reflections : Art from Northeastern Zaire (amazon.com) - USA by Enid Schildkrout, Curtis A.
Keim, American Museum of Natural history The
Arts of Zaire : Eastern Zaire (amazon.com) - USA by Daniel Biebuyck
The Behavioral Ecology of Efe Pygmy Men in the Ituri
Forest, Zaire (amazon.com) - USA by Robert Converse Bailey
The Kanyok of Zaire : An Institutional and Ideological
History to 1895 (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by John Charles Yoder John
Yoder chronicles the history of the Kanyok, a people from the southern savanna
of Zaire, from before 1500 until their incorporation into the Congo Free State
in the 1890s. By analyzing their oral histories, myths and legends, the author
describes the political and cultural development of a people who, before 1891,
had no written records, and accounts of whose past had previously been confined
to the sketchy recitation of wars and succession struggles that characterize
many existing books on pre-colonial African states
Democratic Republic of the Congo (Cultures of the World)
(amazon.com) - USA
Other Books & Novels
The Colonial Disease : A Social History of Sleeping
Sickness in Northern Zaire, 1900-1940 (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Maryinez Lyons
East Along the Equator : A Journey Up the Congo and into
Zaire (amazon.com) - USA by Helen Winternitz This is a
study of the early colonial history of Zaire (formerly the Belgian Congo), with
special emphasis on disease and medicine. Using the example of sleeping
sickness epidemics, Dr. Lyons discusses the ways that Western medicine and its
practitioners came in conflict with African ideas and health practices.
Zaire (amazon.com) - USA (amazon.co.uk) Europe by Harry Smart a bizarre,
emotionally intense and often horrific novel which has the atmosphere of a
poltical thriller. The main character, Philippe, is sent to London to do a job
with an awkward name : Lumumba. It is a name which takes us back to the Congo
of 1960, a name which stands for all of Africa and the tragedy of an entire
continent
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