Romania entered World War I in the summer of 1916 woefully unprepared to sustain a war on its own.
The country faced near collapse as its Allies did not follow through on their promises and the Central Powers advanced into the kingdom.
An unexpected participant in the events that unfolded as the Central Powers invaded Romania and occupied the capital city of Bucharest was an American doctor, Joseph Breckinridge Bayne.
Like many of his generation, such as Ernest Hemingway, Richard Norton, Anne.
Center For Romanian Studies Bugs and bullets: the true story of an american doctoron the eastern front during world war i, paperback/joseph breckinridge-bayne
