Al J. Venter Volgorde van de boeken

An exploration of how Jihadist forces are responsible for instigating and escalating conflicts in countries across Africa.

From a small town in Mpumalanga to dodging bullets in war-torn Al J. Venter, the oldest war correspondent still active, bore witness to some of humanity’s biggest atrocities – and has lived to tell the tale. In the 1960s, with little money, a sense of adventure and a healthy dollop of chutzpah, Venter set out overland from Cape Town to London. Since then, Venter has reported from 25 conflict zones. In his memoir, Venter masterfully recounts his experiences.

Al Venter is a recognised expert in recent military history, particularly on nuclear weapons. In Nuclear Terror, he assesses the developments over the past 10 years of different countries in their attempts to build a nuclear programme.

Latest edition to the Cold War series, this time focussing on The Biafra War.

Insurgencies in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Yemen and elsewhere-the majority linked to al Qaeda-are in the news on an almost daily basis. But very little surfaces about a festering insurgency that has been on the go for six years in West Africa under the acronym of AQIM, or al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb

Almost half a century has passed since the Nigerian Civil War ended, but memories die hard. Biafra's war was modern Africa's first extended conflict & lasted almost three years.

Outlines the cause and effect of Sierra Leone's eleven-year guerrilla war - that left 200,000 people dead.

The story of how an ailing colonial power comprehensively defeated a communist-inspired insurgency.

Al-Qaeda, through its surrogate insurgent force al-Shabaab remains a major player in Somalia, receiving its support from Iran, today a close ally of the Russians

Al Venter was rarely conventional in his approach to problems encountered in the Middle East. číst celé