Southern Africa
South Africa
Contemporary
English
Fiction
The story of Rosa Burger, daughter of anti-apartheid activists, exploring her struggle to define herself against her father's political legacy in apartheid South Africa.
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Written by 1991 Nobel Prize laureate; initially banned in South Africa
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editorial-summarynot primary textThe story of Rosa Burger, daughter of anti-apartheid activists, exploring her struggle to define herself against her father's political legacy in apartheid South Africa. Written by 1991 Nobel Prize laureate; initially banned in South Africa
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