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The Road ahead
The text begins Christabel Bielenberg's story after the conclusion of World War II which left Germany devastated in its aftermath. The author reunites with her husband and began their futile contribution to the struggle for reconciliation with, and rebuilding of, a defeated nation.
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- "The text begins Christabel Bielenberg's story after the conclusion of World War II which left Germany devastated in its aftermath. The author reunites with her husband and began their futile contribution to the struggle for reconciliation with, and rebuilding of, a defeated nation."@en
- "This is the continuation of 'The Past is Myself'. After the war Christabel and her husband Peter decided to make a new start farming in Ireland. It was a haven for the the family and for hosts of young people from all over the world who joined them each summer. Taking her seventieth birthday as a stopping point, for a life that is as rich and full as it ever was, she looks back with characteristic modesty and gratitude."@en