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Luck’s Favours: Two South African World War Memoirs by Cyril Crompton and Peter Johnson is a collection of memoirs that recount the experiences of two South African soldiers during World War I. Published in 1989, the book offers a personal and poignant look at the lives of these two men as they navigated the horrors and challenges of the war.
Crompton and Johnson share their individual stories, providing firsthand accounts of their time in the military, from their training and deployment to the front lines, to the personal and emotional toll of war. Through their narratives, readers gain insight into the experiences of South African soldiers, often serving in campaigns alongside British forces, and the unique challenges they faced due to their backgrounds and circumstances.
The book provides both a historical and emotional perspective on World War I, exploring themes of camaraderie, survival, and the impact of war on individuals. It’s a valuable work for those interested in South African history, military memoirs, and the personal stories of those who served in the Great War.
