Get the Summary of Horace Greasley's Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell in 20 minutes. Please note: This is a summary & not the original book. "Do the Birds Still Sing in Hell?" is the story of Horace Greasley, a young man from Leicestershire who worked on his family farm before being drafted into the British Army during World War II. Horace and his twin brother Harold, who is a pacifist, are called to serve, leading to Horace's eventual enlistment in the 2nd/5th Battalion Leicesters. After basic training, Horace is dispatched to France, where he encounters the realities of war and is eventually captured by German forces...

Thomas Cassidy arrives in Belfast in l978 as a young, idealistic American journalist. He is profoundly moved by the stories he hears from many people, young and old, whose lives were upended by their experiences. These encounters stimulate him to develop an enhanced sense of professional identity and purpose. He meets Saoirse Kelly, an attractive barmaid who knows that her true mission in life is to help traumatised and disadvantaged children. Though tied to Belfast by family obligations she dreams of escape, of gaining her freedom and becoming professionally qualified. Thomas and Saoirse develop an intense relationship but, restrained by their experiences, circumstances and traumas, it takes them 20 years to find true happiness together - until the Troubles intervene again. Nico Swaan is a Dutch-Canadian writer who has been intrigued and puzzled all his life by the pain people inflict upon themselves and upon others. His professional life focused on helping people to increase personal awareness and enhance their interpersonal skills.

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