Books matching: daily struggles of pows
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"Three Came Home" by Agnes Newton Keith tells the harrowing story of Anglo Americans in Borneo during and after WWII. The narrative follows Agnes Keith and her young son as they struggle to survive in a Japanese concentration camp while her husband is held in a different camp. provides a raw and honest portrayal of life in captivity, highlighting the resilience and bravery of the characters. Agnes Newton Keith's writing style, though not polished, effectively conveys the challenges and emotions faced by the protagonists, keeping the readers engaged throughout the story.
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'Colditz' by Henry Chancellor delves into the captivating escape stories of prisoners of war held in Colditz Castle during World War II. Chancellor meticulously compiles first-hand accounts and facts about life in this high-security prison, showcasing the ingenuity, bravery, and resilience of the Allied officers who were deemed as 'bad boys' and sent to Colditz for their escape attempts or anti-German sentiments. The narrative not only explores the various escape attempts but also sheds light on the daily struggles, skills, breakdowns, and camaraderie among the prisoners, highlighting the unique challenges faced by those held in this special camp.