In 1968 the horror of the Second World War was still fresh in the memory of adult Europeans and they thanked America for their liberation. Many people would have starved after the war without help from the United States. Joe Mack became the beneficiary of their good feelings toward Americans. Not only did he get rides from them, people took him into their homes and told him stories from their hearts. Others were not so kind.
Join his journey through ten countries as Europeans and fellow Americans talk about the events of 1968 that are worth remembering and sharing.
Experience the pleasure and pain that comes with dependence on strangers, and is found behind closed doors or in crazy minds.
See life in the streets through his eyes during a year of hope, trust, love, hate, and revolution