Mijn dertigjarige oorlog

His unwavering sense of duty and loyalty to his mission seem incredible. I wonder what internal or cultural factors influenced this relentless commitment.

His dedication was admirable but also tragic at times. How do readers reconcile respect for his resolve with the consequences of his prolonged isolation?

Given the memoir's personal nature, I'm curious whether the author had to balance his memories with external sources or if it’s entirely from his point of view.