Randall Fegley Knihy

The book explores the economic and social dynamics of the Franco-Flemish region during the 13th and 14th centuries, highlighting its strategic location between the Holy Roman Empire and the North Sea. The urban centers thrived, becoming populous trade hubs second only to Italian city-states. Prosperity led to the formation of guilds, which played a crucial role in safeguarding the rights, working conditions, and wages of their members, fostering a strong sense of community among the Flemish citizens.

The examination of Rwanda's identity delves into the complex events and narratives that have influenced its history. Utilizing various sources and fieldwork, the book addresses the nation's deep-seated divisions and its traumatic past, while also exploring the internal and external myths that have shaped its national life.