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Hitchhiking to India in 1962: India, the Balkans and Greece in 2015
John Waller
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Two Cambridge students hitchhike to India in 1962. Andrew writes a diary. They visit Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey. In Iran John faces a mob after the CIA coup. In Amritsar there is anger over the partition. In Delhi they have tea with Indira Gandhi. John now returns to India, Yugoslavia with its refugee crisis and Greece in economic collapse.
Two Cambridge students hitchhike to India in 1962. Andrew writes a diary. They visit Yugoslavia, Greece and Turkey. In Iran John faces a mob after the CIA coup. In Amritsar there is anger over the partition. In Delhi they have tea with Indira Gandhi. John now returns to India, Yugoslavia with its refugee crisis and Greece in economic collapse.
Product Details
Publisher
Yiannis Books
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2016
Condition
New
Number of Pages
208
Place of Publication
Twickenham, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780954788780
SKU
V9780954788780
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 4 to 8 working days
Ref
99-2
About John Waller
John Waller was born in Hythe, Kent in 1940 and was evacuated. After Cambridge University, he trained as an engineer at IBM and set up and ran a successful computer company in 1969. In 1970, he and his Danish wife built a minute house in Corfu, where he has written his seven non-fiction books after his retirement in ... Read more
Reviews for Hitchhiking to India in 1962: India, the Balkans and Greece in 2015
Vince Cable: This is a really interesting piece of work which blends personal anecdote and adventure with the history and politics of the places visited on an epic journey. We are reminded that today's tourist traps in the Balkans and Turkey, not to mention the Punjab, have a terrible history. But the kindness of the people that hitch-hikers have to ... Read more