P.O.W. In The Pacific: Memoirs Of An American Doctor In World War Ii (Urban Life And Urban Landscape),New Joiner Binh Observes Their Domestic Entanglements

Binh Observes Their Domestic Entanglements While Seeking His Own Place In The World

It Nonetheless Questions The Nature And Reality Of American Pieties

Enhancing The Unique And Irreplaceable Value Of This Collection

Complemented By Awardwinning Historian Douglas Brinkleys Foreword And More Than Eighty Revealing Photos By The Foremost Photojournalists Of The Period

And An Approaching Typhoon

P.O.W. In The Pacific: Memoirs Of An American Doctor In World War Ii (Urban Life And Urban Landscape),New Joiner Binh Observes Their Domestic EntanglementsThis Is The Story Of William N. Donovan, A U. S. Army Medical Officer In The Philippines Who, As A Prisoner Of War, Faced Unspeakable Conditions And Abuse In Japanese Camps During World War Ii. Through His Own Words We Learn Of The Brutality, Starvation, And Disease That He And Other Men Endured At The Hands Of Their Captors. And We Learn Of The Courage And Determination That Donovan Was Able To Summon In Order To Survive. P. O. W. In The Pacific: