"The Romance of the Red Triangle: The story of the coming of the red triangle and the service rendered by the Y.M.C.A. to the sailors and soldiers of the British Empire" recounts the vital work of the YMCA during World War I. Authored by Arthur Keysall Yapp, this historical account details the organization's support for the soldiers and sailors of the British Empire amidst the turmoil of global conflict.

Explore the indispensable contributions of the YMCA and their "war work" providing essential aid and comfort on the front lines and beyond. This detailed narrative illuminates the profound impact of the YMCA, symbolized by the red triangle, as they offered crucial services and unwavering support to those serving in the war. A testament to faith and humanitarianism, this book provides insight into a critical aspect of World War I history.

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