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Hope in hell : inside the world of Doctors Without Borders

Author:	Dan Bortolotti
Publisher:	Richmond Hill, Ont. : Firefly Books, 2004.
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Summary:	Based on personal stories, this book reveals the human face of the most respected aid organization in the world. Founded by a rebellious group of French doctors in 1971, Doctors Without Borders sends more than 3,000 volunteers annually to conflict zones, refugee camps and anywhere else where medical care is needed.--[book cover]