Prayer for Victory
Diespecker, Dick
Priv. print (1943)
In Collection
#5680
0*
Poet
Softcover 
Product Details
Nationality Canada
Pub Place Montreal
Dust Jacket no
Personal Details
Read It Yes
User Defined
Conflict WW2
EC-# EC-0184
Notes
EC0184

Photograph of woman on the cover, and says "'A splendid poem all people of the United Nations should read.' - Greer Garson"

Has picture of author on inside cover

Richard Alan Diespecker (March 1, 1907 — February 11, 1973) was a Canadian novelist and journalist.
Born in Adstock, England, Diespecker was educated at the University of British Columbia. After a brief career in teaching, in 1927 he became a journalist with The Vancouver Star. Diespecker later joined the staffs of The Vancouver News and The Victoria Colonist. He began broadcasting in Vancouver at CJOR, which produced many of his radio plays. Diespecker had a brief army career during World War II and is best known by veterans for his "Prayer for Victory" which received acclaim in the United States and in Canada.
Diespecker died at the age of 65 in San Francisco, California