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About the author
Christopher Robbins is the author of six non-fiction books: The Test of Courage is the biography of Michel Thomas, concentration camp survivor, French Resistance fighter, and Nazi hunter; The Empress of Ireland is a memoir of his friendship with the Irish film director Brian Desmond Hurst, and won the Saga Award for Wit; the travelogue, In Search of Kazakhstan, was short-listed for the Author’s Club Travel Award in the UK, and the Geographica award in the US.
The Ravens, a companion to Air America, charts the history of the men who flew in the secret air war in Laos.
Christopher Robbins lives in London and France.
Table of Contents
Prologue
I - ‘Everything seems hopeless: what are we to do?’
II - The security of love
III - Exile
IV - The French Dachau
V - Fighting back
VI - Liberation
VII - Aftermath
VIII - Disconnected
IX - Success
X - Never-ending war
Afterword
Postscript by Michel Thomas
Acknowledgements
End notes
Bibliography
Copyright
About the author