The magazine Punch called this man’s party the “surrey with the lunatic fringe on top.” Each November 11th, this man rang a replica of the Liberty Bell inscribed with the words “I toll for justice, civilization, and Christianity” (10[1])to celebrate his country’s independence. This man’s government authorized Operation Dingo and Operation Eland. This man’s autobiography, (10[1])republished as Bitter Harvest after (10[1])being originally titled (10[2])The Great Betrayal, recalled failed talks with Harold Wilson aboard HMS Tiger (10[2])and HMS Fearless. (-5[1])This man’s government employed (10[1])brutal special forces known (10[1])as Selous (10[1])(“suh-LOO”) Scouts. (10[3])This man’s government issued a 1965 “Unilateral Declaration (-5[1])of (10[1])Independence,” (10[1])but his country did not formally separate from Britain (10[1]-5[1])until the 1979 Lancaster House Agreement. (10[1])For 10 points, what (10[1])white politician’s government lost the Bush War, (10[1]-5[1])leading to Robert Mugabe’s majority rule (10[1])in former Rhodesia? (10[1])■END■ (10[3])