
In Harm's Way : Stories Of American Prisoners Of War In Germany
Millions of soldiers fought in World War II, and hundreds of thousands were captured during various battles or when their planes were shot down. Some of those prisoners were executed, but most were sent to prisoner of war camps. Some died or were murdered in the camps, but most suffered because of conditions in the camps, a lack of food, medicine, and hygiene. Approximately 93,941 Americans were P...
Paperback: 264 pages
Publisher: Moonglo Pub (March 1, 2001)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0970667906
ISBN-13: 978-0970667908
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.8 x 9 inches
Amazon Rank: 4881942
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“My uncle was the Ball Turret Gunner aboard One Mission Lulu and a POW for 14 months. I've always wanted more details about his time in captivity and Michael Polanik gives it to me in this book!!...”
Ws in more than fifty permanent camps in the European and Mediterranean theaters. Approximately 1,121 died but almost ninety-nine percent survived. Some still carry physical scars from their ordeals, and all of them bear psychological scars from what they saw, did, and had done to them. These men are true American heroes. After the war they returned to their homes, married and started families. All tried to put their past experiences behind them and get on with their lives. Many cannot talk about their experiences even to this day. Here are the stories of sixteen former POWs from Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio as they relive their ordeals of more than fifty years ago in vivid detail. Listen to their stories of camp life and experience their sense of humor that endured through the worst of times. Hear stories of comradeship, perseverance, and patriotism. But most of all remember the sacrifices they made for the freedom we enjoy today.
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