It was one of the most significant battles early in the Ukraine-Russia war─a ferocious two-day struggle for control of the farming town of Voznesensk and its strategically important Dead Water Bridge.
It was one of the most significant battles early in the Ukraine-Russia war─a ferocious two-day struggle for control of the farming town of Voznesensk and its strategically important Dead Water Bridge.
Andrew Harding is the BBC Africa Correspondent, based in Johannesburg. He is the author of These Are Not Gentle People, a true-crime novel set in South Africa and published in South Africa, the UK, and the Netherlands. (The book has been turned into a BBC Radio 4 series and podcast, "Blood Lands.") Alexander McCall Smith described the book as "a masterpiece." Philippe Sands called it "utterly gripping, timely and shocking. "This is In Cold Blood meets Midnight In The Garden of Good and Evil. Believe me, Andrew Harding has given us an instant classic," said Justice Malala. Andrew Harding also wrote the internationally acclaimed non-fiction book, The Mayor of Mogadishu - the tale of a nomad, turned street brawler, turned refugee who left his family in London to return to take charge of the war-ravaged ruins of Somalia's capital. It was praised by the New York Times, The Economist, The Washington Post and chosen as one of NPR's books of 2016. Harding has been a foreign correspondent since 1991 when he moved to the crumbling Soviet Union as a freelancer. He lived and worked abroad ever since, in Moscow, Tbilisi, Nairobi, Singapore, Bangkok, and for the past 12 years, in Johannesburg. He is married with 3 sons. Harding began working for a variety of outlets including The Guardian and The Economist, but since 1994, has been a BBC foreign correspondent. Harding is not keen on the phrase "war correspondent" but seems to have spent an awful lot of the past 25 years covering conflicts, from the parliamentary rebellion in Moscow in 1993, to Chechnya, Azerbaijan, Abkhazia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq, Burma, Sudan, DR Congo, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Mali, Cote D'Ivoire, CAR, Burundi, Uganda, Libya and elsewhere. He won an Emmy for his reporting from CAR, along with many other international awards.
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Andrew Harding is a British journalist and author of two internationally acclaimed non-fiction books The Mayor of Mogadishu and These Are Not Gentle People which won South Africa's top literary prize. Andrew has been a foreign correspondent for BBC News for three decades reporting from the former Soviet Union Asia and Africa. He has covered many of the world's conflicts including the war in Ukraine and has won numerous awards including an Emmy.
Andrew Harding is a British journalist and author of two internationally acclaimed non-fiction books The Mayor of Mogadishu and These Are Not Gentle People which won South Africa's top literary prize. Andrew has been a foreign correspondent for BBC News for three decades reporting from the former Soviet Union Asia and Africa. He has covered many of the world's conflicts including the war in Ukraine and has won numerous awards including an Emmy.
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'Maybe the most compelling book on Ukraine published in English this year[...] A Small Stubborn Town reads like a novel, both in light of its beautifully wrought prose, and the extraordinary story of the remarkable civilian defence mounted by the town's eclectic residents' The Telegraph
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