Till Human Voices Wake Us
An angry, bitter, and honest account of a conscientious objector's experience during World War II. It was written in white heat shortly after the war and published privately in 1953. Besides being a personal story of time in defaulters' camps, it gives a horrifying picture of 1940s prisons.
GenresWorld War, 1939-1945Conscientious objectorsNew ZealandPolitics and government
233 pages
English edition · First published 1984 by Auckland University Press · ISBN 9780196480275
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