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What does it mean to fight for freedom-only to watch it slip through your fingers? In the shadows of dictatorship and the glow of uprising fires, Sudan, Remember Us traces the raw, untold story of a people who dared to believe change was possible. From the silent grip of Omar al-Bashir's iron rule to the explosion of protests sparked by a loaf of bread, this powerful book weaves together frontline testimony, street-level resistance, and the quiet resilience of those who survived. Journalist and author Bruce McTrever delivers a gripping, ground-level portrait of Sudan's 2019 revolution and the civil war that followed. With the pacing of a thriller and the emotional weight of lived truth, the book takes you deep into the sit-in that turned into a city, the massacre that silenced its music, and the fractured dreams left bleeding across Khartoum's streets. This isn't a sanitized history. It's a documentary in words-intimate, unsparing, and alive with the voices of those who painted murals with ash and sang freedom songs under the threat of death. Through lyrical prose and verified fact, McTrever exposes how promises of civilian rule collapsed into military betrayal, and how the children of the revolution became its casualties, refugees, and exiles. Sudan, Remember Us is more than a record. It's a reckoning. A love letter to a revolution. And a haunting reminder that in the battle between memory and erasure, the truest protest is to keep telling the story. For readers of narrative nonfiction, investigative journalism, and political memoirs, this book is a must-read-urgent, heartbreaking, and unforgettable. Order now and bear witness. Sudan remembers. Will you?

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