The long road home

The war doesn't end when the last shot is fired. Countries already knew this. What they didn't know was that the number of refugees and people displaced from their countries at the end of World War II would be so high. Hailed by the international press as an extremely powerful and fascinatingly written account, The Long Road Home tells how governments and international organizations tried to minimize the daily damage to the millions of civilians who suffered during the conflict and the Nazi regime. Its rich research focuses on the return and resettlement of people displaced from their homes, towns, and villages, telling moving stories of survivors and volunteers.