Description

Innovative and extremely highly relevant to contemporary crisis aid efforts, The Long Road Property tells the legendary tale of the way the large refugee issue in the aftermath of World-War II was meticulously resolved.  While the battle was still going on, the Western Partners started initially to arrange for the humanitarian disaster they believed might come once the firing ceased. Haunted by memories of the chaos and lack of life at end a generation earlier, they certainly were motivated to have it right this time around. But what confronted help employees in 1945 wasn't what they'd prepared scores of “displaced persons” and for—Jewish children of the concentration camps from Asian Europe—Poles, Ukrainians, Latvians, Yugoslavs—who didn't wish to move home.