General Idi Amin Oumee - The Unforgotten King Of Uganda

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The book explores the tumultuous life and regime of Idi Amin, a former Ugandan military officer who became president after a coup in 1971. It details his brutal eight-year rule marked by the massacre of approximately 300,000 civilians and the expulsion of Asian communities, leading to severe economic decline. The narrative follows his eventual downfall in 1979, when he was ousted by Ugandan exiles and Tanzanian forces, forcing him into exile where he lived until his death, never facing justice for his actions.