Looks at the long war on the Angolan-Namibian border, fought between
South Africa and UNITA on one side and the Angolans, Cubans and SWAPO
on the other. The author states in the introduction that his work can't
be entirely balanced because of the available sources, but still does a
good job of producing an unbiased account of the South African
performance during the war, looking at their successes and failures on
the battlefield, and in the eventual peace negotiations that ended the
war
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