Unbroken: A World War Il Story of Survival, Back from the Living Dead
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (894 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00TQIAAX4 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 471 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
This is the story of the American Prisoners of War who had to endure 33 months of torture, starvation, and a march to the death that only some survived.. On the night of January 30, 1945, the Sixth Army Ranger Infantry Battalion staged the most miraculous and sensational rescue in our history
Bonnie Vogeler said Amazing. Concise and well written. I am amazed to read what a human can ensure. I feel everyone would benefit from reading this book. Schools teach us facts, dates, battles, but not the horrors of war. My parents were young during WWII so they had only a few stories. I assumed the stories were a result of kids vivid imagination. After reading this book, I realize how awful Japanese POW camps were. To the many school districts who want to downplay some of our history's atrocities, you will be doing your students and the men and women who lived through thes. Amazing! RG Bud Phelps Unbroken is definitely an amazing story that was difficult for me to read. I think it was probably equally as difficult for Aaron to share it with us. It is necessary for us to read about these atrocities so that we can honor the ones that didn't make it back home as well as the ones like Aaron that did. It is very hard to understand the depth of cruelty related in this story from another human being. If you are reading this review, believe me when I tell you how important it is for us to never forget. So, read this book to show that we honor Aar. mary abbott said extremely well written. A very enlightening book. extremely well written.A very enlightening book