A Tibetan Revolutionary, by Melvin C. Goldstein, Dawwei Sherab, William R. Siebenschuh

The life of an extraordinary tibetan personality, of whom I heard many stories from his relatives. He is not undisputed in the tibetan community due his closeness to communist and socialist ideas. Often, this political direction seems to be anti-tibetan and pro-chinese, as a result of a pure "black and white" view of the world.

I have also a copy of the book in tibetan text, (Dharamsala) maybe a rare thing in the western countries ...