Prisoners of war: from Gallipoli to Korea
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TextPublication details: Ringwood, Va., Australia: Penguin Books Australia Ltd., 1992Description: 599pISBN: - 0670903086 (hbk.)
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The book has not been written for ex-prisoners. It was written for those people of today who know little of the experiences of men and women prisioners their courage, endurance and pain. It is written for the generations to come. The stories add to the routine atrocities of history, each atrocity throughout history becomes a thing of the remote past to the next generation.
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