The Boer boyhood, letters and battles of Lieutenant-General George Edwin Brink.
They all knew him as "Uncle George"-the soldiers and civilians of South Africa during and after the Second World War; the troops who served under him in South, East and North Africa; the top brass of the services in the Middle East theatre, and even farawy Whitehall. He was arguably the most capable soldier South Africa has ever produced; and yet his part in the country's military history has been largely forgotten or misunderstood.
Published by Jonathan Ball Publishers 1987 - author: Carel Birkby - hardcover - 282 pages - 1st edition - pre-owned - condition: NEAR MINT
