Authors
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Wiltrud Becker
Johann Bruwer
Nils Bruzelius
Antje Burke
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Jürgen Dick
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Victoria Ndinelago Erasmus
Willem Esterhuizen
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Helmut Finkeldey
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Anita Gossow
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Axel Halbach
Almut Heddenhausen
Dag Henrichsen
Hans Hilpisch
Gertrud Hintze
Manfred O. Hinz
Pat Honeyborne
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Tuulikki Jantunen
Marita Jendrischewski
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Alwin Kemna
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H. E. Lenssen
Theodor Leutwein
Olga Levinson
Orde Levinson
Jochen Lindorf
Edwin Loeb
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Anne Maag
Lené Malan
Sebastian Mantei
Clever Mapaure
John Marsh
Henno Martin
Gordon McGregor
Henning Melber
Fritz Metzger
Mischo
Hans-Dietrich Moldzio
Sybille Muhle
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Samson Ndeikwila
Noa Ndeutapo
Harald N. Nestroy
Andrew Niikondo
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Kathleen Röllig
Eberhard Rosenblad
Oliver C. Ruppel
H. J. Rust
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Alfred Schleicher
Manfred Schlorf
Sigrid Schmidt
Wilhelm Schneider
Barbara Seelk
Kalumbi Shangula
Aneta Shaw
Melinda Silverman
Peter Stark
Peter Strack
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Gerhard Tötemeyer
Rainer Tröndle
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Michael Vaupel
Heinrich Vedder
Conny von Dewitz
Erika von Wietersheim
G. R. von Wielligh
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Hans Warncke
Ruth Winkler
Heide Wucher
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Andrew Niikondo
Andrew NiikondoAndrew Niikondo was born on the 15 January 1962 at Onantsi Village near Ondangwa in the Oshana region. His formal education was terminated with Standard 7 (Grade 9).
He joined the People’s Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN) at the age of 17 and received his military training in the Tobias Hainyeko Training Centre (Lubango) as an artillerist in 1979.
The liberation struggle did not afford him the opportunity for further his studies. He re-started school after the struggle, obtained his Standard 10 certificate in 1992 and eventually obtained a PhD in Public Administration from the University of Namibia in 2008.
Books
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Are you a person or a Ghost?
A Personal Story of a Namibian Freedom Fighter
Andrew Niikondo
Are you a person or a Ghost?240 p. • 2018 • 978-99945-76-59-3 • 148 x 210 mm
Andrew Niikondo was born on the 15 January 1962 at Onantsi Village near Ondangwa in the Oshana region. His formal education terminated with Standard 7 (Grade 9).
He joined the People’s Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN) at the age of 17 and received his military training in the Tobias Hainyeko Training Centre (Lubango) as an artillerist in 1979.
The liberation struggle did not afford him the opportunity for further his studies. He re-started school after the struggle, obtained his Standard 10 certificate in 1992 and eventually obtained a PhD in Public Administration from the University of Namibia in 2008.
He wrote this story to recall the hardships experienced by the Namibian freedom fighters and to illustrate that the life of a person is a journey with ups and downs.