Angels of Bastogne: A Remembrance World War II

Angels of Bastogne is based on the true story of a U.S. Army doctor and two heroic Belgian nurses who volunteer in his Aid Station during the brutal Battle of the Bulge. Together, they go through hell to save American lives while attempting to salvage something of their own lives. Angels of Bastogne is a profound exploration of the human condition within the cauldron of mortal conflict: suffering and compassion, fear and courage, trauma and healing, guilt and redemption, and love, loss and loyalty. (Pitch Deck available: [email protected]) "Angels of Bastogne breaks the code of fractured memories of World War II." Helen Patton, granddaughter of General George S. Patton "I appreciate that Mr. Ivers is reminding us of the human impact of war." Susan Eisenhower, granddaughter of General and President Dwight D, Eisenhower More reviews and information at: (Reviews, excerpts and more at angelsofbastogne.com)

Pagina's: 344, Paperback, Peace Corps Writers