"An Nanssa Lan Nanssa 2allazeen 2istach7adou kay Nabka Na7nou. An Nanssahom 2innaha el khatee2a el moumita"

"We must not forget those who died for us to live. To forget them would be the greatest sin."

This book was written by Paul Andari and is a testimony given by the author himself from the beginning of the Lebanese War, the beginning of the armed struggle of the Lebanese Christian resistance against the Palestinians and later on the Syrians, and the end of this armed struggle in 1991 which was the beginning of another struggle, the political struggle. He describes the bravery and determination of the Lebanese Christian Resistance, mainly the Lebanese Forces, to defend their regions and defeat the invaders.

Later on in the book the author shows us the tragic internal war between Christians which certain Christian power seekers led and that weakened us and the free Christian presence too.

Finally the author explains the new era the Lebanese Forces have entered by dropping its weapons in 1991, a wise decision taken by the Lebanese Forces leader, Dr. Samir Geagea. The author discusses the era of the political struggle that we are living in right now and adds that our martyrs are our pride and their remembrance is a must.
A nation that forgets its martyrs, those brave men who died for us to stay, is a dead nation and a shameful one.