Author Description

Lost Southern Rhodesia 1945-58, is a compelling, personal account of a crucial stage in Southern Rhodesia’s unique history as a British colony. Returning from service in World War II, the author and other whites saw an opportunity to establish common ground between blacks and whites in politics. The story of their attempts to forge a new path, from the end of the war until the fall of Garfield Todd in 1958, makes fascinating reading.