sudan

A first-hand account by Daoud Hari about the genocide in the Darfur region of the Sudan. Discusses how he was able to escape, help other survivors, and return to work as a translator for international aid groups before moving to America.

Relates the experiences of a family that came to Atlanta, Georgia as refugees from a small farming village in the African country of Sudan.

This book discusses the geography; history; politics, the economy, and religion; people; communities; and foreign relations of Sudan, an independent nation in North East Africa.

Examines the history and modern-day status of the African nation of Sudan, and provides information on the country's geography and ecology, government, economy, people, culture, and cities and communities. Includes a calendar of Sudanese festivals, recipes, and other reference tools.

Presents a short study of the civil war between various factions in the Sudan, describing the brutality on the part of Arab militants, genocide, and starvation.

A biography of the man who, in 1989, suspended the constitution and appointed himself head of state, prime minister, defense minister, and commander in chief of the army.

Describes the economy, government, and culture of modern-day Sudan, discusses the African nation's relationship with the rest of the world, and makes predictions for the country's future.

Examines the geography, history, people and culture, politics, and economy of Sudan, discusses the Darfur crisis, and looks at what it is like to live in Africa's largest country.

Presents the life of a family living in a small village in Sudan, describing their work, eating habits, school, religion, games, and interaction with relatives and friends.

Examines the civil war, famine, and continued conflicts in the Sudan, the refusal of the Sudanese government to stop the genocide, and efforts by other nations to intervene.