Growing up in a traditional Lakota family on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota (USA) in the 1950s, Garry tells about becoming a warrior at the age of twelve, followed by his involvement in history-making events such as the seventy-one-day takeover of Wounded Knee in 1973 and the Mni Wiconi movement to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline in 2016/17. This book is a memoir written in English while using words and terms of the Lakota language.

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Garry Rowland

Also known as Thehiya Kte, Garry is a descendant of great chiefs like Chief Crazy Horse and Chief Red Cloud. As a close friend of Russell Means as well as an Indian patriot and a diplomat from the Republic of Lakotah, he has been fighting for his people's treaty rights all his adult life.

Corina Retzlaff (Hrsg.)

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