Neil Hollander is an author of literature focused on seafaring and ocean voyages, drawing from his own extensive experiences as a sailor. His writings often delve into the depths of human existence, exploring themes of resilience, cultural encounters, and the quiet struggles faced by people in various corners of the globe. As a renowned filmmaker and storyteller, Hollander turns his attention to documenting pressing social issues, from global hunger to human rights, with his films noted for their power and ability to evoke strong emotions.
Focusing on the often-overlooked efforts to promote peace during World War I, this book highlights the courageous individuals who sought to end the conflict through dialogue and action. It contrasts the prevailing narratives of military heroism and brutal battles, shining a light on those who endeavored to restore humanity amidst chaos. Through their stories, the book reveals the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring quest for peace even in the darkest times.
