Just Done Productions would like to announce the publication of the book The Lights of Freedom by George Stegmann.
This is the true story of a South African Policeman who fought as a soldier during the Second World War.
It is a moving and simple account of an ordinary soldier’s experiences; how he survived capture in the Western Desert, spending time in a Prisoner of War camp at Benghazi in Lybia under the worst conditions imaginable and his escape to freedom, recapture and eventual escape to neutral Switzerland.
Along the way, we learn of his love of boxing, enjoyment of wine-making in Italy and his constant yearning for his family at home. During these experiences, he is sustained by the kindness of civilians and the camaraderie of his fellow soldiers. The strength of the story lies in its simplicity. A young, ordinary South African who recorded the travails of war, especially as a prisoner, that were not uncommon for men of his generation. This book can be bought for R140 from Just Done Production's website at http://www.justdone.co.za/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/121 or for international customers from http://www.lulu.com/content/727004
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'Simply Up'
"The Man-eaters of Eden: Life and Death in Kruger National Park," by Robert R. Frump .
The first copies of this book were on sale at the Virginia Air Show in Durban and the first copy was sold with the sound of a Mirage's engine rumbling overhead as it performed aerobatics. An entirely appropriate occasion.
The music Ruby listens to and the discussions she has, as well as her performance in her band, Delilah's Alibi create the sense of a movie soundtrack playing in the background. This soundtrack is a reflection of contemporary South African culture with an added sprinkling of global influences.