Angolan Rendezvous: Man and Nature in the Shadow of War
By Tamar Ron, Tamar Golan
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By Tamar Ron, Tamar Golan
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Ostensibly, this book is in two voices: Tamar Golan, Israel’s first Ambassador to Angola, deals with the political/diplomatic aspects, while the stories on gorillas, the Black giant sable and Nature are by zoologist/ecologist, Tamar Ron. But in reality, the book has one voice, one of love for Angola, its long-suffering people, vast landscapes and wild animals, and their ongoing struggle for survival.
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