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Collective Memory Series A Sample of Autobiographies, Biographies, Memoirs and from Cameroon By Dibussi Tande http://www.dibussi.com/ Autobiographies, Biographies and Memoirs in English 1. Autobiographies and Memoirs Angounou, Daniel Ebale. 1993. Paul Biya, the nightmare of my life, or, The other side of my destiny. [Douala, Cameroon?: s.n.]. Ayaba , Cho Lucas. 2006. Not Guilty: We Versus Them, the Experience of an African Refugee. PublishAmerica. Bityeki, Emmanuel, Zesseu Tankwa, and Aatsa Atogho. 1992. Tchollire: The Mount of birds. [Cameroon: s.n. ]. Dibango, Manu, and Danielle Rouard. 1994. Three kilos of coffee: an autobiography. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. Herbert, Boh, and Ntemfac Ofege. 1991. Prison graduate: the story of Cameroon calling. Bamenda: United News Service. Mbile, N. N. 1999. Cameroon political story: memories of an authentic eye witness. [Limbe, Cameroon: s.n. Mukong, A. W. 1992. My stewardship in the Cameroon struggle. [Cameroon?]: A. Mukong. Mukong, A. W. 1985. Prisoner without a crime. [Cameroon]: Alfresco. Ntumazah, Ndeh, Linus T. Asong, and Simon Ndeh Chi. 2001. Ndeh Ntumazah: a conversational autobiography. Bamenda [Cameroon]: Patron Pub. House, International Paperbacks. Tumi, Christian Wiyghan.2006. The political regimes of Ahmadou Ahidjo and Paul Biya, and Christian Tumi, Priest. Douala: Macacos (Maison Catholique de la Communication Sociale). Wakai, Nyo', and Christine Wakai. 2000. Inside the fence: Nyo' Wakai's reminiscences as a detainee. Bamenda, Cameroon: Patron Publishing House. 2. Biographies Anu, Fobeneh Christopher. 1993. The Man, Ni John Fru Ndi. [Bamenda, Cameroon: F.C. Anu. Gwellem, Jerome F. 1996. Fru Ndi and the SDF Revolution. [Bamenda, Cameroon: Unique Printers. Gwellem, Jerome F. 1996. A life of His Grace Archbishop Paul Verdzekov. [Bamenda: J. Gwellem. Lyonga, Nalova. 1989. Socrates in Cameroon: the life and works of Bernard Nsokika Fonlon. Tortoise African series, 1. Yaounde:́ University of Yaounde.́ http://www.dibussi.com/ 2 Ewumbue Monono, Churchill. 1991. The torch and the throne: the political philosophy of Bernard Fonlon. Collection Hommes et evenementś . Yaounde ́ (Cameroun): Editions SOPECAM. Ngwane, George. 1993. Bate Besong (or the Symbol of Anglophone Hope). Limbe: Nooremac Press. Njeuma, M. Z. 1999. Valiant soldiers from Fako: an extract from a "Who's who in Bakweriland". [Yaounde, Cameroom: Printed by Mega Impression. Soh Bejeng, Pius. 1999. Dr. John Ngu Foncha: the Cameroonian statesman : (a biography). Bamenda, Cameroon: Centre for Social Sciences Research. Southern Cameroons. 1950. Who's who: illustrated biographies. Lagos: Federal Information Service. Wakai, Nyo. 1996. Jeremiah Chi Kangsen: the willing servant. [S.l.]: Midnight Image. http://www.dibussi.com/ 3 Autobiographies, Biographies and Memoirs in French 1. Autobiographies and Memoirs Ahidjo, Germaine Habiba, and Honore ́ de Sumo. 1996. Mes confidences a ̀ Honore ́ De Sumo. Collection "Grands entretiens". Johannesburg: Les editionś Continentales. Ateba Yene, Theodore.́ 1988. Cameroun, memoiré d'un colonise.́ Memoireś africaines. Paris: L'Harmattan. Daissala,̈ Dakole.́ 1993. Libre derrierè les barreaux. Le Sens de l'histoire. Paris: Editions du jaguar. Daoudou, Sadou, and Daniel Abwa. 2001. Sadou Daoudou parle. Moments d'histoire. Yaounde,́ Cameroun: Presses de l'Universite ́ catholique d'Afrique centrale. Dibango, Manu, and Danielle Rouard. 1989. Trois kilos de cafe:́ autobiographie. Paris: Lieu commun. Garga Haman Adji, A., and Laurent Mbassi. 1998. Pre-mé moí res d'un homme public. [Yaounde:́ s.n. Kom, David. 2001. L'emancipatioń du Cameroun: un upecisté temoigné . Paris: L'Harmattan. Kuoh Moukouri, Jacques. 1963. Doigts noirs: "Je fus ecrivain-interpré ̀tre [sic] au Cameroun.". Montreal:́ Editions a ̀ la page. Milla, Roger. 2006. Une vie de lion. Itineraire.́ Paris: Duboiris. Moumie,́ Marthe, and Patrice Burtin. 2006. Victime du colonialisme francaiş : mon mari Felix́ Moumie.́ Itinerairé (Duboiris). Paris: Duboiris. Pondi, Paul, and Jean-Emmanuel Pondi. 2005. Paul Pondi, le temps de la parole: entretiens. Yaounde:́ CLE.́ Samuel Eboua. 1995. Une décennie avec le Président Ahidjo. Journal, Paris, L’Harmattan. Tchaptchet, Jean-Martin. 2006. Quand les jeunes africains créaient l'histoire : récit autobiographique Tome II. Paris: Harmattan. Tchaptchet, Jean-Martin. 2004. La Marseillaise de mon enfance: récit autobiographique. Graveurs de memoire.́ Paris: L'Harmattan Tobie Kuo, Christian. 1991. Une fresque du régime Ahidjo (1970-1982), Tome 2 de Mon témoignage, Paris, Karthala, 1991, 125. Tobie Kuo, Christian. 1990. Mon témoignage, Le Cameroun de l’Indépendance (1958-1970), Paris, Karthala. Tumi, Christian Wiyghan, and Edouard Oum. 2006. Christian Cardinal W. Tumi: le normalien devenu cardinal. [Yaounde?:́ s.n. http://www.dibussi.com/ 4 Tumi, Christian Wiyghan.2006. Les deux régimes politiques d'Ahmadou Ahidjo, de Paul Biya et Christian Tumi, prêtre. Douala, Macacos (Maison Catholique de la Communication Sociale). Um Nyobe,̀ Ruben. 1989. Ecrits sous maquis. Racines du presé nt. Paris: L'Harmattan Wonyu, Eugene.̀ 1985. De l'U.P.C. à l'U.C.: témoignage à l'aube de l'independ́ ance, 1953-1961. Memoireś africaines. Paris: Harmattan. 2. Biographies Abwa, Daniel, and Njami Simon. 2005. Ngouo Woungly-Massaga alias commandant Kissamba: "Cameroun, ma part de verité "́ . [Paris]: Editions Minsi. Abwa, Daniel. 1993. Andre-Marié Mbida, premier premier ministre camerounais (1917-1980): autopsie d'une carrierè politique. Paris: L'Harmattan. Ateba-Eyene, Charles. 2002. Le Gené raĺ Pierre Semengue: toute une vie dans les armeeś . Yaounde:́ Editions CLE. Bayiga, David Axel. 1991. L'incorruptible guerillé ŕ o: Ruben Um Nyobe, heroś et martyr. [Edea]:́ Publications galaxie. Eboua, Samuel. 1995. Ahidjo et la logique du pouvoir. Paris: Harmattan. Eone, Francoiş Rene,́ and Francoiş Rene ́ Eone. 2004. Augustin Fredé rić Kodock: l'humaniste camerounais. [Yaounde?]:́ Editionś Nouvelle Afrique. Fenkam, Frederic. 2003. Les révélations de Jean FOCHIVE, Chef de la police politique des presidents Ahidjo et Biya. Paris: Minsi. Rene, Eone Francois.̧ 1990s. Augustin Fredé rić Kodock: portrait et pensées : une vie de risques, d'audaces et de services. Yaounde,́ Cameroun: Editions GREC. Kengne Pokam, E. 1997. Ni John Fru Ndi: messie ou demogogué . Yaounde,́ Cameroon: Editions GMS. Lobe,́ Iye ́ Kala. 1977. Douala Manga Bell: heroś de la résistance douala. Grandes figures africaines. Paris (9, rue du Chateau-d'Eau,̂ 75010): A.B.C. [Afrique biblio-club]. Lingo, Celeś tin. 1995. Christian Cardinal Wiyghan Tumi: premier Cardinal Camerounais. [S.l: s.n. Mbono Samba Azan, Madeleine, and Bernard Rouzet. 1976. Martin Samba: face à la pénetratioń allemande au Cameroun. [Paris: ABC Mbozo'o, S. E. (2000). Charles Assalé Mbiam: le parlementaire (1952-1970). Collection Les grandes figures de l'histoire du Cameroun, no 1. [Yaounde,́ Cameroon]: Heró dote. http://www.dibussi.com/ 5 Messina, Jean-Paul, Owono Mimboe,́ and Bernardin Gantin. 2000. Jean Zoa, pretre,̂ archevequê de Yaounde:́ 1922-1998. Memoiré d'eglises.́ Paris: Karthala. Ndam Njoya, Adamou. 1977. Njoya: réformateur du royaume Bamoun. Grandes figures africaines. Paris (9, rue du Chateau-d'Eau,̂ 75010): A.B.C. [Afrique biblio-club]. © 2007 – Dibussi Tande http://www.dibussi.com/ 6.
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