Publisher's Synopsis
You've probably heard of the "aid convoys" which charities have been sending out to Eastern Europe since the days of the Romanian revolution, when television reports began to bring us haunting images of dreadfully neglected orphans, pathetically under-equipped hospitals, and later the horrors of the Bosnian war. But what is it really like to travel with an aid convoy? What do you see? What do you feel? In Convoy Of One, David Ferguson relates his personal experience of a trip to Moldova, the poorest country in Europe.
