Britain’S ‘Brown Babies’ : The Stories of Children Born to Black GIS and White Women in the Second World War

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by Bland, Lucy
United Kingdom, Great Britain
Paperback

SKU: 9781526160119 Category: radical history

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by Bland, Lucy | United Kingdom, Great Britain
Published 28/09/2021 by Manchester University Press in the United Kingdom
Paperback | 288 pages, 50 black & white illustrations

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