Violence & Memory: One Hundred Years in the 'Dark Forest'of Matabeleland by Jocelyn Alexander, JoAnne McGregor, Terence Ranger

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Violence & Memory: One Hundred Years in the 'Dark Forest'of Matabeleland by Jocelyn Alexander, JoAnne McGregor, Terence RangerSocial History Of Africa ISBN: 085255642x James Currey (20 July 2000) Soft Cover, 320 pages Violence has powerfully shaped the history of Matabeleland from the 1890s to the 1980s, and silence has surrounded the history of this region of Zimbabwe, excluding it from national memory. This text aims to break the silence and redress the imbalance of Zimbabwe's national history.

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