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Britain's Gulag Book By Caroline Elkins

This compelling work unveils the brutal tactics used by the British Empire to crush the Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya. It exposes a hidden chapter of colonial repression and its haunting legacy.

Britain's Gulag sheds light on one of the most harrowing aspects of Kenya’s colonial history—Britain’s systemic use of detention, torture, and cover-ups during the Mau Mau uprising. Through meticulous research and survivor accounts, Caroline Elkins unearths the stark realities of imperial control, offering a gripping narrative that confronts the myths of colonial benevolence and underscores the resilience of those who resisted.

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This compelling work unveils the brutal tactics used by the British Empire to crush the Mau Mau rebellion in Kenya.
It exposes a hidden chapter of colonial repression and its haunting legacy.
Britain's Gulag sheds light on one of the most harrowing aspects of Kenya’s colonial history—Britain’s systemic use of detention, torture, and cover-ups during the Mau Mau uprising.
Through meticulous research and survivor accounts, Caroline Elkins unearths the stark realities of imperial control, offering a gripping narrative that confronts the myths of colonial benevolence and underscores the resilience of those who resisted.