Drawing on letters, records and memories, Courage in the Shadows tells the remarkable true story of a brave and resourceful woman, Phyllis Nolasco Da Silva, who lived at the crossroads of cultures and conflicts.
Born in Shanghai into a family with a fascinating history, she learnt much about determination and championing the disenfranchised from her father, who was key to establishing equal rights for Eurasians in Hong Kong.
After marrying, she lived in Macau, where, following the fall of Hong Kong in WWII, she was recruited into a highly successful resistance network linked to British Military Intelligence. Working covertly, managing agents and safe houses, she often faced great danger as Japanese forces advanced. In recognition of her bravery, she received the King’s Medal for Courage in the Cause of Freedom – a prestigious civilian award.
Phyllis later fought a longer and more challenging battle with similar fortitude as she coped with her husband’s mental illness and its heartbreaking consequences.
Told with intimacy, insight and reverence by her son, this story illuminates a forgotten chapter in the history of the Far East.
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Rob Nolasco grew up in Hong Kong. After qualifying as a teacher in the UK he worked in a number of overseas countries managing large educational projects. Rob is also the author of many coursebooks, published with OUP, for teaching English as a Foreign Language, which have been used in secondary schools across South America and Europe.
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