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Afrique Du Sud Sélection De Documents Disponibles Dans Nos Rayons Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Afrique du Sud Sélection de documents disponibles dans nos rayons Des documentaires Autour de Nelson Mandela Carlin, John Invictus : son peuple espérait un leader, il leur a offert un champion Ariane : DG diff., impr. 2009 En 1985, Nelson Mandela, alors emprisonné depuis 23 ans, entreprit de vaincre les plus impitoyables partisans de l'apartheid. Il gagna d'abord sa liberté, puis la présidence du pays en 1994. Dans son grand désir de réunir l'Afrique du Sud, il utilisa un stratagène peu commun et misa sur l'équipe de rugby "les Springboks" lors du tournoi de la coupe du monde en 1995, tenu en Afrique du Sud. Mandela estimait que le sport pouvait de rallier les Sud Africains de toutes races. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 CAR. Histoire-Géographie Mandela, Nelson Un Long chemin vers la liberté : autobiographie Fayard, 1995 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 MAN. Histoire-Géographie Mandela, Nelson Conversations avec moi-même La Martinière, DL 2010 Recueil de documents sur la vie du dirigeant africain (carnets tenus en prison, journeaux intimes et lettres, retranscriptions de conversations privées...) présentés sous une forme narrative. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 MAN. Histoire-Géographie Page 1 sur 23 Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Concernant l’Apartheid Pons, Sophie Apartheid : l'aveu et le pardon Bayard Editions, 2000 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 PON. Histoire-Géographie Votre banque et l'apartheid : la collaboration des banques françaises avec le pouvoir pâle d'Afrique du Sud Comite de recherche et d'information sur l'Afrique australe, 1978 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 332 VOT. Magasin Adulte Artistes du monde contre l'apartheid Art contre apartheid = Art against apartheid Les Artistes du monde contre l'apartheid, 1983 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 ART. Magasin Adulte Moutout, Corinne Défi sud-africain : de l'apartheid à la démocratie : un miracle fragile Autrement, 1997 Titre général : Autrement. Monde ; 099 (mars 1997) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 AUT. Histoire-Géographie Bullier, Antoine-Jean Géopolitique de l'apartheid : stratégie ethnique de Pretoria P. U. F., 1982 (Politique d'aujourd'hui) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 BUL. Histoire-Géographie Cornevin, Marianne L'Apartheid : pouvoir et falsification historique Unesco, 1979 (Actuel) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 COR. Magasin Adulte Haski, Pierre L'Afrique blanche : histoire et enjeux de l'apartheid Seuil, 1987 (L'Histoire immediate) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 HAS. Magasin Adulte Limp, Walter Anatomie de l'apartheid Casterman, 1972 (Politique-Histoire) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 LIM. Magasin Adulte Page 2 sur 23 Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Sur l’Afrique du Sud Afrique du Sud Autrement, 1985 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 AUT. Magasin Adulte Afrique du Sud Hachette, impr. 2012 (Le routard) Des informations générales sur le pays (climat, histoire, culture) puis des adresses, des renseignements pratiques, des descriptions de circuits par grandes régions : Gauteng, Limpopo, Kwazulu-Natal, Le Cap, Durban, etc. Avec des informations générales sur le Swaziland et le Lesotho et un cahier sur la faune. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 GUI. Histoire-Géographie Béroujon, Pascale ; Dobson, Richard Mark Ask-images Afrique du Sud Chêne, DL 2010 (C'est le rêve) Un album qui restitue des sensations, des impressions, des souvenirs : des surfeurs à Durban, une antilope qui traverse le silence du bush, des baleines qui croisent dans l'océan Indien, des champs de canne à sucre du Pays zoulou... Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 CES. Histoire-Géographie Bernetel, Paul Les Enfants de Soweto : l'Afrique du Sud en question Stock, 1977 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 BER. Magasin Adulte Coquerel, Paul La Nouvelle Afrique du Sud Gallimard, 1999 (Découvertes) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 COQ. Histoire-Géographie Cornevin, Marianne La Republique Sud-Africaine P. U. F., 1982 (Que sais-je ?) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 COR. Magasin Adulte Gervais-Lambony, Philippe L'Afrique du Sud Le Cavalier bleu éd., impr. 2009 (Idées reçues) Présentation des différentes facettes du pays : un pays anglophone, le peuple des Zoulous, l'apartheid, la première puissance économique d'Afrique, etc. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 GER. Histoire-Géographie Page 3 sur 23 Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Lapierre, Dominique Un arc-en-ciel dans la nuit : récit R. Laffont, 2008 Une série d'histoires surprenantes qui jalonnent l'histoire de l'Afrique du Sud, de l'épopée des colons hollandais qui débarquèrent à la pointe du continent africain en 1652 pour faire pousser des salades, profondément habités par l'idéal religieux calviniste, à la libération de Nelson Mandela, en passant par les premières victoires des Afrikaners et les conflits sanglants entre Anglais et Boers. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 LAP. Histoire-Géographie Leguebe, Jacques L'Afrique du Sud contemporaine P. U. F., 1978 (L'Historien) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 LEG. Magasin Adulte Mandela, Winnie Une Part de mon ame Seuil, 1986. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 MAN. Magasin Adulte Ménard, Henri ; Pétillon, Serge Afrique du Sud et chutes Victoria Hachette, 2004 (Guides bleus évasion) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 AFR. Histoire-Géographie Bibliothèque des Rottes, section Adulte, 968 AFR. Histoire-Géographie Woods, Donald Vie et mort de Steve Biko Stock, 1988 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 BIK. Magasin Adulte Zorgbibe, Charles Les Derniers jours de l'Afrique du Sud P. U. F., 1986 (Perspectives internationales) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, 968 ZOR. Magasin Adulte L'Histoire. No 142, du 1/3/1991 Afrique du Sud : la guerre des zoulous Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte. Magasin Adulte Geo. No 190, du 1/12/1994 Enfin l’Afrique du Sud ! Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte. Magasin Adulte Page 4 sur 23 Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Romans Zoulou blues Milan, 1987 Titre général : Une Aventure de Jacques Gallard Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BD TRI. Magasin Adulte Behr, Mark L'odeur des pommes : roman J.-C. Lattès, impr. 2010 Dans les années 1970, le jeune Marnus Erasmus, fils du plus jeune général de l'armée sud- africaine, fréquente une école réservée à l'élite afrikaner. Ses parents reçoivent fréquemment des représentants d'Etat soutenant le gouvernement de l'apartheid. Mais l'arrivée du général chilien M. Smith bouleverse toutes les certitudes de Marnus. Premier roman paru en 1993. Bibliothèque des Rottes, section Adulte, BEH. Espace romans Breytenbach, Breyten Confession veridique d'un terroriste albinos Stock, 1984 (Nouveau cabinet cosmopolite) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BRE. Magasin Adulte Brink, André Au plus noir de la nuit Stock, 1976. (Cabinet cosmopolite) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BRI. Magasin Adulte Brink, André Rumeurs de pluie Stock, 1979 (Nouveau cabinet cosmopolite) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BRI. Magasin Adulte Brink, André Une Saison blanche et seche Stock, 1980 (Nouveau cabinet cosmopolite) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BRI. Magasin Adulte Brink, André Adamastor Stock, 1993 (Nouveau Cabinet Cosmopolite) Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BRI. Espace romans Page 5 sur 23 Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Brink, André La porte bleue Actes Sud, 2007 (Lettres africaines) Professeur et peintre à ses heures, David est marié depuis toujours à une femme blanche dont il n'a pas d'enfant. Depuis quelques années, il peint dans un petit cottage isolé et silencieux. Un jour, il y est accueilli à bras ouverts par une femme noire et ses deux petits enfants. Pour elle, il est son époux, et pour eux, leur père. David se retrouve dans une spirale infernale et troublante. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, BRI. Espace romans Bibliothèque des Rottes, section Adulte, BRI. Espace romans Brink, André Mes bifurcations : mémoires Actes Sud, 2010 (Lettres africaines) Mémoires, autobiographie, A. Brink, romancier avant tout, choisit de composer ce livre en alternant narration et réflexions, et parfois extraits de ses journaux de jeunesse sans jamais s'appuyer sur la chronologie des événements politiques et historiques de son pays. Le lecteur découvre l'itinéraire et les bifurcations d'un intellectuel issu d'une famille qui ne remet pas en question l'apartheid. Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, B BRI. Espace romans Coetzee, John Maxwell Au coeur de ce pays Nadeau : Papyrus, 1981 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, COE. Magasin Adulte Coetzee, John Maxwell En attendant les barbares Nadeau : Papyrus, 1982 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, COE. Magasin Adulte Coetzee, John Maxwell Michael K, sa vie, son temps Seuil, 1985 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, COE. Magasin Adulte Coetzee, John Maxwell Terres de crepuscule : nouvelles Seuil, 1987 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, COE. Espace romans Coetzee, John Maxwell L'Age de fer Seuil, 1992 Bibliothèque Parc Ronsard, section Adulte, COE. Magasin Adulte Page 6 sur 23 Bibliothèques de la Communauté du Pays de Vendôme Coetzee, John Maxwell Scènes de la vie
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