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The
Sunday Times
March
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In Jamaica, Anton Wedemeyer wears his once-blond
hair in dreadlocks and believes in Ras Tafari. Near São
Paulo, a man named Fernando, whose only English word is
"yes", attends a ceremony where someone dressed
as General Robert E Lee re-enacts the surrender at Appomattox
in 1865. These are members of the lost white tribes, descendants
of settlers from Europe and North America stranded by
the receding tide of colonialism. Orizio, in his fascinating
book, describes his journeys in search of these people,
tracking them down and coaxing their extraordinary stories
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Lost White Tribes
Journeys among the Forgotten
Secker & Warburg
London, 6 April 2000 |
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Lost White Tribes
Journeys among the Forgotten
Vintage
London, 1 March 2001 |
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Tribù bianche perdute
Viaggio tra i dimenticati
Laterza
Roma, Ottobre 2000 |
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Lost White Tribes
The
Free Press
New York, July 2001 |
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Vergeten Blanke Stammen
Meulenhoff
Amsterdam, October 2000 |
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