Heroes, Horror & Humor in World War II: A Collection of Personal Tales

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Heroes, Horror & Humor in World War II is a collection of stories from the tumult of times in the early 19th Century, a compilation of personal tales. It offers stories from both combatants and civilians and gives an insight into the war and its legacy. The reader will find personal stories from the struggles of the previous Century told by people from The Greatest Generation (born 1901 to 1927) who participated in the first and the second world war. The stories are about their feelings about events during and after the wars. This book is a touching account of the war times. The stories range from humorous to horrific to inspirational. They are humorous and heroic and sometimes even shocking. Geoff Keeler tells them from the first-person point of view, so the reader gets to hear the story as it happened. This book is suitable for readers of all ages. In addition, Geoff’s book documents the war itself and its effects on people’s lives.