A uniquely intimate account of ordinary men and women who rose to the challenge of war with acts of great heroism and humanity
Fans of good narrative history such as Giles Milton's "Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare" will enjoy this intimate account of instances of men and women rising to the challenges of war with heroism and humanity, showcasing the efforts of 34 selected figures from across history.
Amid works about past strategies and great conflicts this book provides a different approach and a refreshing read . . . Peter Snow and his wife pace a story and hold attention . . . A serious and well researched book
