We are all condemned to love each other or to perish

We are all condemned to love each other or to perish, by Christiane des Sagettes, translated from the French, presents, in a novelistic form, some visionary ideas for transforming our world. She emphasizes the union between the East and the West and the implantation of a New International Economic Order. Diana, the heroine is a French surgeon who after horrific tragedy in her own life goes to India. There, she discovers the Third World. As a doctor without Border volunteer, she is involved in a humanitarian mission. She is in charge of resettling Iranian boy-soldiers taken prisoner during the Iran-Iraq war. But in Teheran, Diana is kidnapped by the revolutionary Islamic militia and taken as a hostage. She discovers the precepts of the Baha’i faith that fight the abusive interpretation of the Koran by fanatics. The Baha’is work after a confederated world where Orient and Occident are friends. It’s impossible to remain unmoved by this fascinating novel.