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Country of My Skull

Antjie Krog
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Southern Africa

South Africa

Era

Contemporary

Language

Afrikaans/English

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Non-fiction

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Antjie Krog covered South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission for radio, and this book is her account — testimonies, poetry, analysis, and her own emotional unraveling as she witnessed the TRC hearings.

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One of the most important works about the TRC and about South Africa's reckoning with apartheid atrocities

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Antjie Krog covered South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission for radio, and this book is her account — testimonies, poetry, analysis, and her own emotional unraveling as she witnessed the TRC hearings. One of the most important works about the TRC and about South Africa's reckoning with apartheid atrocities

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