Snag Your Copy In No Uncertain Terms: A South African Memoir Conceived By Helen Suzman Supplied As Audio Book

autobiography of the South African woman who spent decades as the only antiapartheid member of parliament, Helen Suzman was an incredibly brave lady that used the platform of Parliament to speak out against injustice and apartheid.
Often a lone voice against the cacophony of prejudice and racism,

Unfortunately, her memoirs do not do her justice, I found it to be written in a very dry, journalistic type manner filled with facts and event, but short on the emotions and feelings behind the history.
Published inafter her long career in Parliament, Helen Suzman's memoir showcases her strength and wit in a long struggle for equal rights for all in South Africa.
The memoir ends before theelection in which the ANC took the majority and Nelson Mandela became head

of state.
This is an important record of a critical period in South African history written by a key figure, a woman who was well educated, articulate and dedicated to her beliefs.


Quote about Margaret Thatcher: "Mrs, Thatcher's powers of endurance and her courage are undeniable, A sense of humor, however, is not her strong point, " Suzman's sense of humor is evident throughout the book and it doubtless helped her deflect the many barbs thrown at her duringyears as a liberal and a Jewish woman in Parliament.
A determined, highlyintelligent, feisty and outspoken Jewish female: the biggest thorn on the side of the Apartheid government, A very good read for anyone interested in the recent history of South Africa Well written and efficient, A no delays, no frills account of a remarkable life lived by a remarkably tenaciouscompetent person, .