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File Size: 19276 KB
Print Length: 361 pages
Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1909982334
Publisher: Helion and Company (March 19, 2014)
Publication Date: March 19, 2014
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00MZKAVP2
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This one was a very good read on the subject of small unit actions in Rhodesia, with a little bit of social justice language thrown in, and guess due to the author’s exposure to western media and entertainment influences. Cutting through all that moaning and hand-wringing leftist drivel is a narrative of deadly combat in what would inevitably become one of the worst places in the world under communism.
An alive and vital book from start to finish, written in a style that gives great immediacy to every situation; one felt almost there during the contacts with the enemy and could 'smell it'; sensual descriptions and quite fascinating the childhood growing up in Natal. Not many people write about that - I got a sense of his family life ... but most of all the incredible danger, adrenaline and camaraderie of serving in the Rhodesian Army's premiere commando killing machine, Fire Force. It was an amazing fighting unit - not everything falls into place like it does in the movies: an incident of friendly fire and being ordered by a petulant,self-serving officer on a suicide run stand out. And peace time in South African would be a war zone anywhere else. I intended to read this incredibly honest and sincere piece of work in a week but took little more than a day. The style of writing is unusual and will appeal to those who appreciate the nuances of the English language.
Every young man it seems must prove something to himself or fill some unknown but nagging void. So it seems for Mr Hall, though in a way that most would consider "trying circumstances".....war. What i saw was a coming of age story, but one that included not just growth and maturity but tragedy and horror. While the man Mr Hall seems to not regret his boyhood decision to go to war, his psyche continues to wrestle with it. If I could get my teenage sons to read this book as a cautionary tale, I would, but alas, they too seem on the trajectory to figure it out themselves.
Excellent read, covering the war years in Zimbabwe-Rhodesia exceptionally well through the eyes of a junior combatant. The author's decision to join the RLI, given that he was South African (Natal to boot) and uninvolved, was never adequately revealed. Given the negative repercussions suffered by him long after the event and the fact that he never returned to Zimbabwe makes it all the more unfortunate/sad/strange.
A deep and emotionally charged autobiographical work, written with honesty and sprinklings of humor (and a few side splitting stories), 'Weep For Africa' takes us through the early childhood and adolescence of its author, growing up in apartheid South Africa, through his conscription into the South African Defense Force, and onto his three year stint in the Rhodesian bush war. Well written and flowing easily, this book will both entertain and enlighten it's readers. Jeremy Hall provides a first-hand account of this controversial chapter in the regions history, the harsh realities of war and the psychological aftermath. These are whispers of the conscience that cannot be fully and neatly stored away in a corner of the mind and forgotten forever. A courageous first work, by an author who I'm sure will be putting pen to paper again.
A very entertaining, insightful and truthful autobiography. I was enthralled by Mr. Hall's style of writing and although I had a very similar, though poorer, upbringing in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) and served with the RLI, I found many of his insights very thought provoking and, in hindsight, extremely relevant. Two events in particular I have a hard time believing and one would not have 'got away' with them in the RLI I knew.I couldn't put the book down and was disappointed when the read was finished.
An outstanding book by a man who has lived through so much in southern Africa. It is both well written and personal, which brings the title home.
I have been there and done that with all the author experienced....in the same time frame...boarding school, SA national service, RLI... and just could not get my teeth into this...other than agree totally with his extreme dislike of the S African Dutchmen during national service.Example: Tried to cram too much " RLI speak" into every sentence spoken by one of the lads.A couple of incidents had me raising eyebrows.No names named!!...you do not have to shame anyone.....that can be anonymous....but not naming people at all?
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