The Lion, the Fox and the Eagle

Discover the gripping and explosive narrative of "The Lion, the Fox and the Eagle" by Carol Off. This riveting book sheds light on the failures of peacekeeping missions in Sarajevo and Rwanda, presenting a thought-provoking exploration of how the international community has sought redemption by prosecuting those responsible for the genocides. Through the captivating stories of two Canadian generals, Lewis MacKenzie and Romeo Dallaire, and the remarkable Louise Arbour, a Canadian judge turned Chief Prosecutor for War Crimes, this book unravels a Greek drama in three acts that had an unimaginable impact on millions of lives.

Walk in the shoes of MacKenzie, known as the "fox," who commanded the UN forces in Bosnia during the crucial early stages of the conflict. Experience the moral dilemmas he faced while making decisions that would shape the course of the conflict. Discover the lionhearted efforts of Dallaire, the "lion," who devised an interventionary plan to prevent the Rwandan genocide, only to be restrained by forces beyond his control, resulting in the tragic loss of 800,000 lives.

As you delve into the depths of this gripping account, you'll be introduced to the indomitable spirit of Louise Arbour. Witness her transformation from a Canadian judge to an influential Chief Prosecutor for War Crimes in Rwanda and Yugoslavia. Through her unwavering pursuit of justice, Arbour serves as an emblematic figure in the fight against genocide.

"The Lion, the Fox and the Eagle" not only takes you behind the scenes of these testing and horrific events but also serves as a wake-up call. It urges us to reevaluate the mission of peacekeepers and find the determination and resources to prevent future genocides. Join the ranks of those who seek to reinvent peacekeeping, ensuring that a tragedy of such magnitude never occurs again.

Take action today and be part of the movement to prevent genocides. Get your copy of "The Lion, the Fox and the Eagle" now!