Lucjan M. Kneblewski, Not Such a Negro Black Memories from Africa 1946.

Publisher: Edinburgh Book Depository
Year of publication: 1946
Condition: Used
Cover type: Hardback
Size: 14x21cm
Number of pages: 282
Weight: 0.35kg

"Not such a black negro" is a memoir from Africa from the Nigerian Regiment of the Royal West African Border Force. Contents: Introduction, After the sun of the south, To the north where the "harmattan" blows, Private haruna Katsina defends the king and his heirs, Hearts and thoughts on the equator thrown, "Marzuk" Emir Kano comes first, Wife for 15 shillings, "Heaven is here", Yankee learns the language of the native people, The jungle is spoken by "juju", At the Negro fair, General Sikorski is dead, City on the lagoon, Audu Gwombe prefers Marlene Dietrich, Through the land of "dowry", "taboo" and adultery, We colonize Nigeria, My boy's name was...., Inusa Sokoto becomes a man, Private Audu N'Guru fights for the freedom of the world, There is no God but Allah, Negro salad, Back over the Firth of Forth.