John C. McCrae

John C. McCrae was a Canadian physician and poet, best known for writing the famous World War I poem "In Flanders Fields," which reflects on the sacrifices of soldiers. He served as a surgeon during the war and was involved in military medical efforts. McCrae's poetry captures the somber and emotional aspects of war, highlighting themes of remembrance and sacrifice. His contributions extend beyond his writing, influential in both medical and literary fields during his lifetime.