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The Malayan Life Of Ferdach Ohaney

by Frederick Lees
RM36.19 MYR RM17.91 MYR 51% off
The Malayan Life Of Ferdach Ohaney - Thryft
The Malayan Life Of Ferdach Ohaney - Thryft

Historic Malaysia through a British expat's eyes.

If you're interested in how cultures and politics intertwine, "The Malayan Life Of Ferdach Ohaney" would be the doorway to a pivotal era in Malaysian history. Frederick Lees doesn't just tell a story; he weaves his personal insights into the complex tapestry of 1950s Malaysia. His unique perspective as an Englishman who witnessed the Malayan Emergency and the birth of Malaysia's independence gives this book an authenticity that's hard to find elsewhere. It's a meaty read with its detailed backdrop and intriguing real-world intrigue.

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The Malayan Life Of Ferdach Ohaney

by Frederick Lees
RM36.19 MYR RM17.91 MYR 51% off
ISBN: 9789810823825
Authors: Frederick Lees
Publisher: Monsoon Books Pte. Ltd.
Date of Publication: 2010-02-16
Format: Paperback
Related Collections: Military, Mystery/Crime/Thriller, Historical Fiction
Related Topics: Espionage, War, Mystery, Asia, Historical Romance, Historical Fiction
Goodreads rating: 3.5
(rated by 14 readers)

Description

A fascinating work of historical fiction set in 1950s Malaysia during the Malayan Emergency that is based on the author's own experiences in Malaya and offers new information about Chin Peng and the assassination of Sir Henry Gurney.
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Historic Malaysia through a British expat's eyes.

If you're interested in how cultures and politics intertwine, "The Malayan Life Of Ferdach Ohaney" would be the doorway to a pivotal era in Malaysian history. Frederick Lees doesn't just tell a story; he weaves his personal insights into the complex tapestry of 1950s Malaysia. His unique perspective as an Englishman who witnessed the Malayan Emergency and the birth of Malaysia's independence gives this book an authenticity that's hard to find elsewhere. It's a meaty read with its detailed backdrop and intriguing real-world intrigue.