GWYNNE DYER has served in the Canadian, British and American
navies. He holds a Ph.D. in Middle Eastern history from the
University of London, has taught at Sandhurst and served on the
Board of Governors of Canada's Royal Military College. Dyer writes
a syndicated column that appears in more than 175 newspapers around
the world. In 2010, he was made an Officer of the Order of
Canada. He lives in England with his wife and children.
NATIONAL BESTSELLER
"A timely review of Canada's role in the past century of war and
peace since the outbreak of the First World War. It throws a
disturbing light on what we did and why we did it. . . . Gwynne
Dyer makes his case calmly, factually, and with his trademark dry
humour." —The Tyee
"Dyer offers an iconoclastic and thought-provoking study on
Canada's military history in the twentieth century and the first
decade and a half of the new millennium." —Dr. David Johnson, Cape
Breton Post
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