Sequel To Boldness (1961) By Richard Pape
 
In Boldness Be My Friend, Richard Pape produced one of the most outstanding book inspired by war. It has sold over a million copies and been translated into many languages. Boldness Be My Friend, however, could not tell the whole story. It was concerned with the epic adventures of its author and could not complete the tale of the many brave men and women who helped him, or of those who sought to betray him.

In Sequel To Boldness Richard Pape continues the story of the comrades with whom he worked in the R.A.F. and in the Dutch and other resistance movements-a story which it was impossible to write before. He tells of the agonies and deaths of valiant people during the war and what happened afterwards to those who lived. He meets the relatives of Dutchmen Besselink and Agterkamp, men who were executed by the Gestapo for helping him; he recounts how “Billy” Leonhardt and Mona, his Canadian wife, assisted him, and tells of the agonizing escape of Mona from the horrors of a concentration camp. An inspiring chapter describes the return from the dead of Mieteck Borodej (the Pole with whom he had escaped in 1942) after twelve years’ exile in Siberia.

The fate of many magnificent people who had helped him was due to betrayal. Pape, obsessed by vengeance, seeks to track down the betrayer and returns from South Africa to Holland-with a sequel that is at once unexpected and the key to the whole book.

This is a vital moving narrative in which the author travels in Germany, Norway, America, Canada, Africa and New Zealand. Told with all the fire and vigor that have made the author famous, it is a story of deep compassion which will grip alike your interest and your imagination.
 
Soft Cover 
218 pages 
In Fair Condition