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Ndekendek

Name: Ndekendek
Brand: Xlibris
SKU: 16254119
Price: 34.14 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: BOB WYATT
ISBN: 9781543414301

The Man Who Runs Like a Bird

BOB WYATT

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Engleski

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Libristo kod: 16254119

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Ndekendek: The Man Who Runs Like a Bird is an account of the life of Josse Flasschoen and his relati... Cijeli opis

Libristo kod: 16254119

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Ndekendek: The Man Who Runs Like a Bird is an account of the life of Josse Flasschoen and his relationship with two boys he briefly met at the Paris Exhibition in 1900. Their lives are going different directions, but keep circling back resulting in confrontations between them.. Josse was nicknamed Ndekendek by the tribes of the Belgian Congo where he operated a palm oil plantation while working to uplift the people. The story expands to three continents before climaxing with disturbing results that deserve a reexamination for justice. The account is shared by George Flasschoen, son of Josse, who lives in Lee's Summit, Missouri. Bob Wyatt is the writer.