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The National Bestseller • “The Greatest World War II Story Never Neo” (Eskwire) – A author of the Blood and Thunder mesmerized the Veer Mission to save the last people of Button Death March.
On January 28, 1945, 121 -handed American soldiers slipped behind the enemy lines in the Philippines. Their mission: March Threty to save 513 pavs in an hellish camp at a distance of rugged miles, the notorious Bonn Death March survived. The gel massacre recently by Japanese soldiers in the Philippines made stakes impossible and left a very short time to plan a complex operation.
Among the troops of the ghosts, the Hampton sides made this courageous raid again, offering a minute-by-minute statement that comes out with the intimate paintings of the prisoners and their lives in the camp. The sides suggest how Pows tied together to survive, despite defying Japanese authorities that they tolerate starvation, tropical diseases and torture. Hard, poignant and inspiring, ghost soldiers are a notable mission to mesmerize the mission. It is also a will for the human soul, an account of heavy bravery and self-sacrifice between most efforts.
Publisher
Publisher: Vintage (May 7, 2002)
language English
Paperback: 384 page
ISBN -10: 038549565x
ISBN -13: 978-0385495653
Items Weight: 12 ounces
Dimensions: 5.17 x 0.77 x 7.97 inch
Customers say
Customers find this book reads like a novel, with a captivating story that includes many personal accounts of POWs. The writing is impressively detailed and moves at a good pace, with one customer noting how the author masterfully interweaves narrative strands. The book receives praise for its historical accuracy, with customers appreciating the incredible research, and one review highlighting how it provides excellent perspective on the subject. Customers describe the story as heart-wrenching and deeply personal, while also recognizing the remarkable endurance of POWs and the successful rescue mission, with one noting the invaluable assistance of Filipino guerrillas.
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