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   Gerald Hanley (17 February 1916 – 7 September 1992) [ 1 ] was an Irish novelist and travel writer and was born in Liverpool of Irish parents. Hanley's novels reflect his experiences of living in Africa, Burma and the Indian sub-continent, as well as his life as a soldier.

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   Jul 31, 2012 · Gerald Hanley reveals insights of the vast desert areas in and around Somalia during his tour as a young officer in British Army during WWII. Remote and arid, Hanley deals with his isolation through personal introspection, gaining insight into many realms of inquiry.

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   Gerald Hanley reveals insights of the vast desert areas in and around Somalia during his tour as a young officer in British Army during WWII. Remote and arid, Hanley deals with his isolation through personal introspection, gaining insight into many realms of inquiry. Raw, real and authentic.

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   Jun 28, 2021 · The adventurous 23-year-old Gerald Hanley joined Britain’s campaign against fascist Italy in East Africa, where the latter brutally seized Ethiopia to form a dominion with the Eritrean and Somali lands already under their control.

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   Gerald Hanley was born in Cork in 1916. He wrote seven books, including The Year of the Lion (1953), The Journey Homeward (1961) and Gilligan’s Last Elephant (1962) which was made into a film in 1967. He also contributed to the screenplay of The Blue Max (1966).

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   May 9, 2021 · Warriors is Gerald Hanley’s account of his experiences during the Second World War when he was posted to Somalia as an officer with the King’s African Rifles. Somali friends have described it to me as the best book about Somalia written by a foreigner.

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   Who is Gerald Hanley?

   • Gerald Hanley (17 February 1916 – 7 September 1992) was an Irish novelist and travel writer and was born in Liverpool of Irish parents. Hanley's novels reflect his experiences of living in Africa, Burma and the Indian sub-continent, as well as his life as a soldier.

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   When did Gerald Hanley die?

   • Gerald Hanley died on 7 September 1992, in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland. Gerald Hanley's novels reflect his experiences of living in Africa, both Kenya and Somalia, as well as in Burma and the Indian sub-continent, and of seeing the "influence of the British in the most distant parts of the world", as well as his life as a soldier.

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   Who is Gerry Hanly?

   • When Gerry Hanly, who was Player/Manager/Trainer of Corofin Senior Football team from 1991 to 1994, took over management of the team for the 1991 season, Corofin were coming off the back of a county final drubbing by Salthill but by the end of a tumultuous year that defeat had been avenged and they were county and Connacht champions.

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   What does Gerald Hanley say about the Somalis?

   • Despite these problems, Gerald Hanley writes with great affection for the local clans, an affection that is untainted by sentimentality. "Of all the races of Africa, there cannot be one better to live among than the most difficult, the proudest, the bravest, the vainest, the most merciless, the friendliest: the Somalis."

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   How many children did Gerald Hanley have?

   • He is survived by 7 children with Diana and two with Asha. His brother was the novelist and playwright James Hanley, while the American novelist and playwright William Hanley was his nephew. William's sister Ellen Hanley was a successful Broadway actress. Gerald Hanley died on 7 September 1992, in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland.

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   Why does Gerald Hanley love the local clans?

   • The rigours of living in such heat, and the difficulties of attempting to control blood-feuding nomads, led to the suicide of seven fellow-officers. Despite these problems, Gerald Hanley writes with great affection for the local clans, an affection that is untainted by sentimentality.

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   May 10, 2005 · Gerald Hanley reveals insights of the vast desert areas in and around Somalia during his tour as a young officer in British Army during WWII. Remote and arid, Hanley deals with his isolation through personal introspection, gaining insight into many realms of inquiry.

   • Author: Gerald Hanley