Unlike Mongolians, who were prohibited to work on the Dam by
the contract with the government, the number of Negroes was kept low not by
law, but rather just be convenience. Having to have separate buckets was ‘unreasonably
costly’, plus most of my superiors were, ahem, sceptical of the quality of work they could do. But I didn’t have
any such thinking, I’d left Germany
to avoid such thinking, and so I tried to push them to do good work.
Too hard, I guess. I mean, one moment, ‘I’ll be back with
water’, the next, my rope snaps, I fall…
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