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Kinjeketile himself and Kitunda. Their wives have no food; Kitunda's daughter is
taken off in front of him and raped by an Askari; Kitunda himself is beaten up. His
wife sobs in frustration and desperation at the neighbours, her husband's ...
Kinjeketile himself and Kitunda. Their wives have no food; Kitunda's daughter is
taken off in front of him and raped by an Askari; Kitunda himself is beaten up. His
wife sobs in frustration and desperation at the neighbours, her husband's ...
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Kinjeketile withdraws into himself and Kitunda's own position as his general
becomes difficult. Eventually he has a confrontation with Kinjeketile. Ironically,
there has been a complete reversal of their positions. Kitunda is now arguing in
favour ...
Kinjeketile withdraws into himself and Kitunda's own position as his general
becomes difficult. Eventually he has a confrontation with Kinjeketile. Ironically,
there has been a complete reversal of their positions. Kitunda is now arguing in
favour ...
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There Kitunda and the remnants of his rebels find Kinjeketile lying unconscious
on the prison floor. The Askari— small irony, this— saves him from being killed by
his warriors. The Germans are torturing Kinjeketile, trying to make him confess ...
There Kitunda and the remnants of his rebels find Kinjeketile lying unconscious
on the prison floor. The Askari— small irony, this— saves him from being killed by
his warriors. The Germans are torturing Kinjeketile, trying to make him confess ...
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JBUJIQIA | 28 |
independence | 143 |
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