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Destitution Intensified: Germany after World War II - Paperback

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by James Gervois (Author)

WAR IS HELL! And peace no better

Hitler is dead and the war is now over, leaving Europe totally devastated. There is no organization in place to provide the basic necessities of food and shelter. The Allies are struggling to cope with the chaotic circumstances of 14 million displaced persons traveling in all directions. Long before the identical chaos of modern-day Syria, Afghanistan and Iraq, Germany and the rest of Europe have been torn asunder, many millions killed, tens of millions more wounded: devastation reigns and scavengers spew forth to further ravage the helpless.

Destitution Intensified graphically portrays the worst and the best of human nature, o f people coming to terms in a country totally devastated by war.

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Author Biography

Born in England and now living in North Yorkshire, James Gervois served as a touring member of the RAF Vulcan Bomber Display Crew. Afer thirty years in the commercial world, James has turned his attention to one of his first loves: writing stirring and thrilling novels of which Destitution Intensified is only the debut.

Number of Pages: 296
Dimensions: 0.62 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: June 05, 2012
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