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Kim Kanger

Nombre de messages: 217 Date d'inscription: 20/09/2009
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 11:20 | |
| Or rather Rhodesia and Mozambique together. I know Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) quite well and I have for a long time thoght that I would like to do a game of that conflict. |
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birhacheim

Nombre de messages: 4200 Age: 52 Localisation: Tourcoing Date d'inscription: 10/05/2009
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 11:26 | |
| Quite interesting, no doubt...  |
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lister

Nombre de messages: 2959 Age: 44 Localisation: Toulouse Date d'inscription: 12/12/2007
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 11:33 | |
| Rhodesia/Zimbabwe why not ? Anything that covers these not so well known insurgent wars in Africa will be interesting. _________________ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LaDMc6Z3TM A triumph of passion, a war to be won
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tyrkir

Nombre de messages: 1257 Age: 38 Localisation: Paris Date d'inscription: 22/12/2008
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 17:58 | |
| Even more original would be a game on the conflict which took place in Cameroon between UPC independantists and French colonial authorities. Eventually, UPC - backed up by China to some extent - was crushed along with thousands of civilians. This is an almost unknown story in France although it was one of the most brutal insurgent wars in the French Sub-Saharan colonies. A book was recently published in that topic (it's in French and I haven't read it): Thomas Deltombe, Manuel Domergue, Jacob Tatsita, KAMERUN!, une guerre cachée aux origines de la FrançAfrique, 1948-1971,éditions La Découverte, 2011 Having said that, this is may be not an originality contest  |
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birhacheim

Nombre de messages: 4200 Age: 52 Localisation: Tourcoing Date d'inscription: 10/05/2009
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 18:00 | |
| | tyrkir a écrit: | Even more original would be a game on the conflict which took place in Cameroon between UPC independantists and French colonial authorities. Eventually, UPC - backed up by China to some extent - was crushed along with thousands of civilians.
This is an almost unknown story in France although it was one of the most brutal insurgent wars in the French Sub-Saharan colonies.
A book was recently published in that topic (it's in French and I haven't read it): Thomas Deltombe, Manuel Domergue, Jacob Tatsita, KAMERUN!, une guerre cachée aux origines de la FrançAfrique, 1948-1971,éditions La Découverte, 2011
Having said that, this is may be not an originality contest  |
Je suis en train de le lire... lourd, lourd, lourd... Faut-il que j'aime le Cameroun !  |
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tyrkir

Nombre de messages: 1257 Age: 38 Localisation: Paris Date d'inscription: 22/12/2008
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 18:35 | |
| Merci du tuyau. C'est un sujet qui m'intéressait beaucoup (j'avais même pensé faire ma maitrise sur l'UPC avant de bifurquer sur la marine danoise pendant la grande guerre du Nord) mais vu ton retour je vais sans doute m'abstenir... |
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birhacheim

Nombre de messages: 4200 Age: 52 Localisation: Tourcoing Date d'inscription: 10/05/2009
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mar 1 Mar - 18:56 | |
| | tyrkir a écrit: | | Merci du tuyau. C'est un sujet qui m'intéressait beaucoup (j'avais même pensé faire ma maitrise sur l'UPC avant de bifurquer sur la marine danoise pendant la grande guerre du Nord) mais vu ton retour je vais sans doute m'abstenir... |
Je t'en dirai plus prochainement - j'ai du mal à avancer dedans. Il est bien documenté mais on sent l'esprit partisan d'entrée de jeu. ça sent la thèse, bien construite... j'attends d'arriver au cœur du sujet... Mais à mon avis, ça va être long long long... |
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Kim Kanger

Nombre de messages: 217 Date d'inscription: 20/09/2009
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Mer 2 Mar - 11:00 | |
| Legion Wargames will soon open a whole new set of wargames for preorder. If you wish you can already now sneak in and preorder Dien Bien Phu. Go to http://www.legionwargames.com/legion_dien_bien_phu.html  |
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birhacheim

Nombre de messages: 4200 Age: 52 Localisation: Tourcoing Date d'inscription: 10/05/2009
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Colleen
Nombre de messages: 3 Date d'inscription: 16/04/2011
 | Sujet: Re: Indochine Dim 17 Avr - 0:25 | |
| | Kim Kanger a écrit: | | I'm looking for stories of skirmishes and lesser battles during the Indochina war written by those who participated. Can anyone here recommend any books (which are still possible to buy through French Amazon or FNAC etc) which offers this, with details, OoB and so on? | Bernard Fall : http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=bernard+fall&x=0&y=0
Especially Street Without Joy.
Bernard Fall has participated at two wars as journalist. He died after stepping on a mine during a patrol in a strategic sector for the guerrilla, where already he patrolled with the french. |
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