AUTHOR TALK: “MY FATHER’S WAR”

On Wednesday, May 21 from 1:00 pm-2:00 pm, join Helaine Hartman Cohen for her presentation about her book “My Father’s War,” which chronicles one soldier’s World War II experience from crossing a raging river where so many died to becoming a POW in Germany’s notorious Stalag IX-B, and one daughter’s quest to understand what happened, context, meaning, and General George Patton. “My Father’s War” provides a deep and profound look into the life of Roland Hartman’s extraordinary experiences as an American soldier and POW during World War II. Inspired by Roland’s stories and writings, the book paints a vivid picture of the front lines, facing enemy fire and swollen rivers, and the camaraderie of military units. It delves into the broader war effort, examining the reasons behind this dangerous mission and its impact on the Allied front. My Father’s War is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. You can also order via helaine.h.cohen@gmail.com.

Please register at 617-730-2770.