King Leopold's Ghost: The Plunder of the Congo and the Twentieth Century's First Great International Human Rights Movement by Adam Hochschild
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King Leopold's Ghost
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A colorful, provocative study of King Leopold II of Belgium's genocidal plunder of the Congo in the 1880s, as the European powers were colonizing Africa, reveals the heroic efforts that led to the first international human rights movement.
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CIN0395759242VG
9780395759240
0395759242
King Leopold's Ghost: The Plunder of the Congo and the Twentieth Century's First Great International Human Rights Movement by Adam Hochschild
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Cengage Learning, Inc
19980921
384
Winner of Duff Cooper Memorial Prize 2000 Winner of Lionel Gelber Prize 1999
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