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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. From the darkness of a prison cell, a light of resistance shines. Locked away in Kondengui Central Prison, Tsi Conrad serves a 15-year sentence, not for a crime, but for a conviction, the freedom of his people. A Place of Hope is more than just a poetry collection, it is a prove to the unbreakable human spirit. Written from behind the high walls of Yaounde's most notorious detention center, these verses document the raw reality of the Anglophone Crisis, the pain of separation from family, and the unyielding dream of a free Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia). In this first volume of The Kondengui Chronicles, Conrad takes the reader on a journey through the "Valley of Shadows" to a defiant "Place of Hope." Every stanza is a heartbeat of resistance, proving that while a regime can imprison a body, it can never imprison the mind. Inside, you will find: Raw Testimony: A firsthand account of the struggle for justice from inside the prison walls. Unbroken Resilience: Poems that find courage, faith, and dignity amidst suffering. A Father's Love: Touching verses dedicated to the family left behind. "They have the prisons, but we have the hope." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Behind the rusted gates of Kondengui, a shattered camera lens cannot blind the truth."On November 21, 2016, the script of a people changed forever. What began as a filmmaker's attempt to document the "Coffin Revolution" at Bamenda's Liberty Square quickly descended into a nightmare of bullets, teargas, and a brutal arrest on "Black Thursday". A Place of Hope is an unflinching poetic memoir penned from the dark, suffocating cells of the notorious Kondengui Central Prison.Divided into three visceral acts-The Fire, The Cage, and The Roots-this collection transcends standard poetry. It serves as a cinematic documentation of the Southern Cameroons struggle, capturing the raw humanity of the "Bloody Eighteen" and the agonizing reality of the "Geography of Hell," where one hundred and twenty souls are packed into a five-by-six-meter cell.Through searing verses like The Cellmates of Conscience, the author wrestles with the physical torture of his chains and the surreal irony of sharing a cell with the very embezzlers and corrupt officials who orchestrated the nation's decay. Yet, amidst the stench, the hunger, and the violence, these pages bloom with an unexpected defiance: the choice to forgive, the refusal to break, and the realization that freedom is an internal state.Raw, evocative, and deeply historical, A Place of Hope is the archive of a survivor's scars. It stands as a profound prove to the fact that while a military boot can smash a camera, it can never format the mind of a man who knows what he saw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. FREEDOM IS AN INSIDE JOB. Tsi Conrad was a successful man until the day the world turned upside down. Thrown into the notorious Kondengui Central Prison (The Ngata) in Cameroon, he faced a choice, Die as a victim, or rise as a Freeman? In the cramped darkness of Cell 28 stripped of his title and his comfort, Tsi began to write. He didn't write to complain, he wrote to survive. Enough Thinking is the result of that journey. It is a 365-day guide to emancipating your mind, regardless of your circumstances. Organized into 12 Pillars of Transformation including Resilience, Scarcity, Discipline, and Purpose, this book is a manifesto for anyone who feels trapped by life. Whether you are imprisoned by actual walls, or by the invisible walls of anxiety, debt, or fear, the path to freedom is the same. Stop thinking. Start living. Your cell door is open. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Behind the rusted gates of Kondengui, a shattered camera lens cannot blind the truth."On November 21, 2016, the script of a people changed forever. What began as a filmmaker's attempt to document the "Coffin Revolution" at Bamenda's Liberty Square quickly descended into a nightmare of bullets, teargas, and a brutal arrest on "Black Thursday". A Place of Hope is an unflinching poetic memoir penned from the dark, suffocating cells of the notorious Kondengui Central Prison.Divided into three visceral acts-The Fire, The Cage, and The Roots-this collection transcends standard poetry. It serves as a cinematic documentation of the Southern Cameroons struggle, capturing the raw humanity of the "Bloody Eighteen" and the agonizing reality of the "Geography of Hell," where one hundred and twenty souls are packed into a five-by-six-meter cell.Through searing verses like The Cellmates of Conscience, the author wrestles with the physical torture of his chains and the surreal irony of sharing a cell with the very embezzlers and corrupt officials who orchestrated the nation's decay. Yet, amidst the stench, the hunger, and the violence, these pages bloom with an unexpected defiance: the choice to forgive, the refusal to break, and the realization that freedom is an internal state.Raw, evocative, and deeply historical, A Place of Hope is the archive of a survivor's scars. It stands as a profound prove to the fact that while a military boot can smash a camera, it can never format the mind of a man who knows what he saw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. From the darkness of a prison cell, a light of resistance shines. Locked away in Kondengui Central Prison, Tsi Conrad serves a 15-year sentence, not for a crime, but for a conviction, the freedom of his people. A Place of Hope is more than just a poetry collection, it is a prove to the unbreakable human spirit. Written from behind the high walls of Yaounde's most notorious detention center, these verses document the raw reality of the Anglophone Crisis, the pain of separation from family, and the unyielding dream of a free Southern Cameroons (Ambazonia). In this first volume of The Kondengui Chronicles, Conrad takes the reader on a journey through the "Valley of Shadows" to a defiant "Place of Hope." Every stanza is a heartbeat of resistance, proving that while a regime can imprison a body, it can never imprison the mind. Inside, you will find: Raw Testimony: A firsthand account of the struggle for justice from inside the prison walls. Unbroken Resilience: Poems that find courage, faith, and dignity amidst suffering. A Father's Love: Touching verses dedicated to the family left behind. "They have the prisons, but we have the hope." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "Behind the rusted gates of Kondengui, a shattered camera lens cannot blind the truth."On November 21, 2016, the script of a people changed forever. What began as a filmmaker's attempt to document the "Coffin Revolution" at Bamenda's Liberty Square quickly descended into a nightmare of bullets, teargas, and a brutal arrest on "Black Thursday". A Place of Hope is an unflinching poetic memoir penned from the dark, suffocating cells of the notorious Kondengui Central Prison.Divided into three visceral acts-The Fire, The Cage, and The Roots-this collection transcends standard poetry. It serves as a cinematic documentation of the Southern Cameroons struggle, capturing the raw humanity of the "Bloody Eighteen" and the agonizing reality of the "Geography of Hell," where one hundred and twenty souls are packed into a five-by-six-meter cell.Through searing verses like The Cellmates of Conscience, the author wrestles with the physical torture of his chains and the surreal irony of sharing a cell with the very embezzlers and corrupt officials who orchestrated the nation's decay. Yet, amidst the stench, the hunger, and the violence, these pages bloom with an unexpected defiance: the choice to forgive, the refusal to break, and the realization that freedom is an internal state.Raw, evocative, and deeply historical, A Place of Hope is the archive of a survivor's scars. It stands as a profound prove to the fact that while a military boot can smash a camera, it can never format the mind of a man who knows what he saw. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. FREEDOM IS AN INSIDE JOB. Tsi Conrad was a successful man until the day the world turned upside down. Thrown into the notorious Kondengui Central Prison (The Ngata) in Cameroon, he faced a choice, Die as a victim, or rise as a Freeman? In the cramped darkness of Cell 28 stripped of his title and his comfort, Tsi began to write. He didn't write to complain, he wrote to survive. Enough Thinking is the result of that journey. It is a 365-day guide to emancipating your mind, regardless of your circumstances. Organized into 12 Pillars of Transformation including Resilience, Scarcity, Discipline, and Purpose, this book is a manifesto for anyone who feels trapped by life. Whether you are imprisoned by actual walls, or by the invisible walls of anxiety, debt, or fear, the path to freedom is the same. Stop thinking. Start living. Your cell door is open. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. A Place of Hope | Tsi Conrad | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Ist Systems Press | EAN 9798233676581 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.