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In The Belly Of The Congo Blaise Ndala

Name: In The Belly Of The Congo Blaise Ndala
SKU: BELL-49103606
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.25 (8 reviews)

SKU: BELL-49103606

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Publisher: Simon & Schuster

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.9 MB

Pages: 154

Author: Blaise Ndala

ISBN: 9781982194772, 1982194774

Language: English

Year: 2023

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In The Belly Of The Congo Blaise Ndala by Blaise Ndala 9781982194772, 1982194774 instant download after payment.

A gripping multigenerational novel that explores the history and human cost of colonialism in the Congo.
April 1958. Organizing the Brussels World’s Fair, the biggest international event since the end of the Second World War, subcommissioner Robert Dumont cedes to pressure from the royal palace: there will be a “Congolese village” in one of the seven pavilions devoted to the settlements. Among the eleven members of this “human zoo” assembled to put on a show at the foot of the Atomium is the young Tshala, daughter of the intractable king of the Bakuba. From her native Kasai to Brussels via Léopoldville, the princess’s journey unfolds—until her forced exhibition at Expo 58, where we lose track of her.
Summer 2004. Newly arrived in Belgium, a niece of the missing princess crosses paths with a man haunted by the ghost of his father—Francis Dumont, professor of law at the Free University of Brussels. A breathtaking series of events will reveal to them a secret the former subcommissioner of Expo 58 carried to his grave.
From one century to the next, In the Belly of the Congo confronts History with a capital “H” to pose the central question of the colonial equation: Can the past pass?