Arnhem Doctor

Doctor Mawson perceptively describes the fear, frustration, courage, and endurance of all those involved in the battle at Arnhem as well as the surprising relationships that flourished under such stressful conditions. With great sensitivity he explores the difficulty of being a noncombatant and therefore unable to influence the events around him. His narrative discloses a growing awareness of himself, of his powers and limitations, and his swift personal development under the pressures of combat.