The Last Island of Hope
by M
About This Novel
After the outbreak of World War II, Nazi Germany occupied major countries on the European continent, and Britain became a safe haven for dignitaries from seven countries, including Norway, the Netherlands, Poland, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and Czechoslovakia, who were unwilling to surrender. The heads of state and leaders of the seven countries fled to the British Isles, and London became the center of the European anti-fascist war and the island of hope for the people of all European countries. "New York Times" best-selling author Lynne Olson visited the parties and their relatives, consulted a large amount of archives, and restored the difficult journey of the European people uniting as one to resist aggression during the war years when the Nazis were raging, and finally winning the anti-fascist war. Lynne Olson's writing is vivid and touching, and the lines are full of human warmth.
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