by John L. Sutton (Author)

After Ian Smith declared UDI, Rhodesia was plunged into a bush war against communist-inspired guerrillas whose savagery inhuman. It was an unequal war where the guerrillas were supported by the Western powers who inflicted crippling sanctions on the white regime and provided the guerrillas with the hardware that resulted in the deaths of thousands of black and white Rhodesians. The outcome was disastrous, and Mugabe's dictatorship crippled the nation, creating famine and bankruptcy. This is the story of the immense courage displayed by both black and white Rhodesian soldiers in defence of democracy and a stable and happy nation.

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