Africa and the Second World War part 1. Africa and the Second World War part 2. Africa and the Second World War part 3. Below is the online article from the BBC describing the programmes. It is also worth remembering the role of Isaac Fadoyebo, a Nigerian who fought in Burma.He sent me a book outlining his role, which was later published.et they fought in the deserts of North Africa, the jungles of Burma and over the skies of Germany. A shrinking band of veterans, many now living in poverty, bitterly resent being written out of history. For Africa, World War II began not in 1939, but in 1935.
Demand is a determined and often an arrogant word; one may rightfully demand what is his own or his due, when it is withheld or denied; or he may wrongfully demand that to which he has no claim but power.ynonyms: imposition. demand. One asks what he feels that he may fairly claim and reasonably expect; if a son shall ask bread of any of you that is a father, Luke xi, 11; he begs for that to which he advances no claim but pity.
2. Beg and request are used in certain conventional formulas, in the sense of ask. Beg, once a part of many formal expressions used in letter writing, debate, etc., is now used chiefly in such courteous formulas as I beg your pardon; The Committee begs to report, etc.