The hilarious autobiography of Bambi Kellermann, the blonde Afrikaans girl who married a Nazi and became a stripper on Hamburg s Reeperbahn. Evita Bezuidenhout might be the most famous white woman in South Africa, but her younger sister Bambi, the blonde Afrikaans girl who married a Nazi and became a stripper on Hamburg s Reeperbahn, has a much juicier story to tell. In this fictional autobiography, Pieter-Dirk Uys traces Bambi s journey from the Orange Free State to Europe, the USA, South America, and back to a democratic South Africa. On the way she meets The Beatles in Hamburg, travels with Hemingway in Spain, rubs shoulders with Marlene Dietrich and Ava Gardner, sups with Paraguay s dictator General Stroessner, and of course engages with her sister Evita. Peopled with showgirls and film stars, Nazi hunters and secret agents, this is an outrageous and hilarious tale. Bambi s story is woven into history in a hilarious way. Examples: she s the one who gives The Beatles their distinctive haircuts, and she advises John F. Kennedy when he wants to know how to say I am a Berliner ."