Idi Amin (History's Villains)

Review
School Library Journal : "Good-quality, black-and-white reproductions, photos, and maps appear throughout."
-- School Library Journal (March 2003)
School Library Journal : "Good quality, black and white reproductions, photos, and maps appear throughout."
-- School Library Journal (March 2003)
School Library Journal : "..should serve well for reports in addition to a general understanding of how such people become all-powerful heads of state."
--School Library Journal (May 2004)

Book Description
The course of world history has often been set by powerful individuals who had an insatiable hunger for power, wealth, fame, and glory. In many cases, these villains have ruled countries and empires with violence and oppression--inflicting their ideals on innocent people.

History's Villains takes a two-sided look at some of history's most influential villains; the series explores simultaneously the influences and experiences that shaped the figure, but does so in the context of the time. What emerges is a unique story about a world that changed a person and a person that changed the world.

History's Villains - Idi Amin (History's Villains),Scott Ingram,Blackbirch Press,1567117597,1925-,1925-2003,Amin, Idi,,Biography,Biography & Autobiography - Historical,Children's All Ages - Biography / Autobiography,Children: Grades 4-6,History - General,Juvenile Nonfiction,Juvenile literature,Presidents,Uganda,Juvenile Nonfiction / General

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