Dr. Bethune fought against injustice and suffering wherever he found it. His mobile medical units saved countless lives in the Spanish Civil War. He died a hero to the Chinese people.
This book presents the complexity of Norman Bethune's unique activities and personality as they intersect with history: his engagement with medical, political, and military civil war players, as well as the Communist party * his cadaver ...
Desperate to salvage something from his efforts, Bethune persuaded Pearson to provide him with a letter of introduction on Canada House stationery. However, the letter was not enough to convince the official at the French embassy, ...
Norman Bethune: la huella solidaria = imprint of solidary = la trace solidaire
Originally published in the early 1950s, The Scalpel, the Sword celebrates the turbulent career of Dr. Norman Bethune (1890-1939), a brilliant surgeon, campaigner against private medicine, communist, and graphic artist.
The Politics of Passion is the first comprehensive collection of the writing and art of Dr Norman Bethune.
His Wendell MacLeod , author of Bethune : The Montreal Years students decided to test their new teacher . They picked the toughest boy among them to put Bethune in his place . Norman threw a few quick punches and had no more problems .
The Mind of Norman Bethune
Short-listed for the 2002 Canadian Children’s Book Centre Norma Fleck Award Norman Bethune was a doctor who devoted his life to helping others and whose story is a remarkable one, cut short by his early death in China in 1938.
A year later, in March 1938, Dr. Norman Bethune arrived with two other foreigners to join the Communists as they turned ... Plekhanovs discussion of freedom and necessity would have intrigued Bethune, whose mind had been formed by the ...
What if Dr. Norman Bethune returned to China in 2014? A novel look at Bethune and the New China.