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Southern Africa Stands Up by Wilfred Burchett south australian history Sulloway criticizes the "psychoanalytic legend":Southern Africa Stands Up The Revolutions in Angola, Mozambique, Rhodesia, Namibia and South Africa by Wilfred Burchett Outback Press, 1978, lightly illustrated with maps, paperback, ISBN 0868880752 Very Good Condition, previous owners inscription on flyleaf, cover a little worn and bumped (see photographs) 'Wilfred Burchett has been covering revolutions and wars for more than thirty five years first in China and Korea, then in Laos, Cambodia and