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No, the book should focus on incidents relevant to its main theme rather than providing an even treatment of all periods.

If there are any uncertainties, then they should be noted accordingly and verified wherever possible by consulting your journals, photos, and documents.

Yes, but if dialogue is reconstructed, then it should not be presented as documented unless it really is.

In theory, yes; however, there may be issues of privacy, identity, confidentiality, disputed facts, etc., before publication.

Yes, he or she can assist in writing the book using interviews and primary sources, while you review the text.

Not always because relations, places, incidents, occupation or other factors could make the person recognisable.

Yes, if issues of ownership, copyright, privacy, permission, quality of reproduction and permissions are considered.

Only those details that are useful for the book must be provided, with considerations about the wellbeing of the author, privacy of others and understanding of the reader.

It does not have to because sometimes the thematic or reflexive approach is applicable as long as the reader understands the timeline of the key incidents.

The time will depend on the length of the manuscript, structure, interviews, sources, photographs, permissions and author’s approvals.

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