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The Biafra story

the making of an African legend
Pages
291
Published
1969
Language
English

Synopsis

Frederick Forsyth's 'The Biafra Story' marks his shift from journalism to authorship, offering a powerful account of one of the Third World's most brutal conflicts. This classic of modern war reporting goes beyond mere facts, expressing outrage at human violence and the duplicity of Western governments, particularly Britain's role in tacitly accepting or actively aiding the conflict. It's a compelling look at a dark chapter in history and the complex international relations surrounding it.

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