The Last Million

An insightful account of the aftermath and consequences of World War I as experienced by the last one million refugees who were trapped between Europe and Asia. Hay provides a detailed and emotional narrative of the horrors and challenges that these people encountered as they searched for freedom and a new home in a world that was still recovering from the war.
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