In 1991, Nick Brazil went to Albania with a small charity to deliver basic food and medical supplies to hospitals and villages. What he found there was a chaotic country in transition between communist dictatorship and democracy. It was a dangerous land of hospitals with no medicines, ambushes and secret police threatening aid workers. This is the story of his experiences.
Views: 680 | Enquiries: 5Nick Brazil is an author, film maker, photographer and public speaker. He has written four books including Billy Biscuit , the story of Sir William Curtis the man who coined the phrase The Three Rs and Before Chernobyl - Nuclear Accidents The World Has Forgotten which is a history of all the other nuclear accidents that have occurred besides Chernobyl and Fukushima. All but one of the books have companion talks in Nick's portfolio. He has also made eight documentaries. He is widely travelled with many of his journeys featuring in his talks and has had his photographs published by Time-Life and The Oxford University Press. Nick was born in Looe, Cornwall and has lived and worked in the UK, South Africa and the Middle East. He lives in Oxfordshire.
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