Siege of Contraries

Rose Helen Mitchell

Siege of Contraries
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Ginninderra Press
Country
Australia
Published
1 March 2010
Pages
100
ISBN
9781740276023

Siege of Contraries

Rose Helen Mitchell

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During a two-day respite in World War I in France, destiny entangles the lives of three young men: Patrick, who is Anglo-Irish, and Harry, an Australian, accidentally meet Karl, an enemy soldier. Karl is seriously injured and the two allies are forced to measure their humanity against their military training. Should they comfort the German? Should they let him die alone? As the story unfolds, it reveals details about the differences in the civilian lives of the three young men. Decisions are made and, for a little while, the war is only about three young men. Siege of Contraries contains painful memories about survivor guilt and judgements about the importance of nationalities.

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