Bøger af Mike Sadler

The true, personal and extraordinary first-hand account of an ordinary young soldier who served in the South African Artillery during World War II. Mike Sadler joined the army at the tender age of 17 as a signaller in the South African Artillery. This is his story, of why and how he joined up, his experiences under training, and his part in World War II in North Africa. He was stationed in Tobruk when it fell in June 1942 to Rommel's advance at the end of the Battle of Gazala. Mike was not yet 20 years old when he was captured and handed over to the Italian forces. His story then details his adventures as a prisoner of war, first in North Africa, and then in Italy and finally in Austria in Stalag 18C before release and freedom finally came. A very exciting but also touching and personal account of his own physical and spiritual journey, as well as a deep insight into the many men and women he met over this historic time. Mike Sadler (1922-2002) was an educator working mostly in Central and Southern Africa and the author of specialised textbooks and educational works of fiction. More information about Mike Sadler and his other publications can be found on http: //www.mikesadlerbooks.com

What could have happened in South Africa before Apartheid actually took hold? A shocking and exciting view into what might have been. This is a story of an ordinary white South African and his epiphany on what could and would happen as South Africa created its Apartheid laws. Written in the early 1950's, just as Apartheid was being devised and implemented, this short story demonstrates what the educated liberal white people of South Africa were thinking at the time.