Out of the Firing Line Into the Foyer: My Remarkable Story

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Out of the Firing Line Into the Foyer: My Remarkable Story

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Rating : 4.22 (762 Votes)
Asin : 0750961341
Format Type : paperback
Number of Pages : 224 Pages
Publish Date : 2017-03-14
Language : English

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"Unique" —Reviews by Amos Lassen

Marilyn H. said an awesome man with a terrific life story. A delicious read, fluid, personable, humorous and educational, an awesome man with a terrific life story , including his involvement in war, homosexuality, food, theater, world famous actors, writers , etc. told in the most engaging way. Someone recommended it and it kept me company over a weekend, voila! Finished, but sorry to be done.

Bruce describes his extraordinary experiences as a young gay man in the army and provides a unique insight into how homosexual relationships persisted with the tacit agreement of the authorities. Serving in the army throughout the Second World War, he witnessed the deaths of his comrades, suffered a nervous breakdown, and tried to commit suicide by walking into enemy fire. Out of the Firing Line Into the Foyer is a fascinating memoir covering nearly 100 years of social history and personal experiences, all told for the first time.. The truly unique story of a gay war hero who was forced to hide his sexuality for half of his adult life War hero Bruce Copp has lived a unique life in which he has formed lifelong friendships with celebrities, swam regularly with a James Bond, hung out with Lenny Bruce, and spent an unforgettable night with Marlene Dietrich. He miraculously survived and was subsequently mentioned twice in dispatches for bravery

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