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Flags of our fathers

By James Bradley, Ron Powers. 2000

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Recounts the story of the six young Marines who raised the flag at Iwo Jima during fierce combat on the…

obscure Japanese-held island in 1945. Author Bradley, the son of one of the soldiers, recreates his father's experiences as well as those of the five men who fought beside him. Bestseller. 2000.

American sniper: the autobiography of the most lethal sniper in U.S. military history

By Chris Kyle, Jim DeFelice, Scott McEwen. 2012

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Texas ranch hand-turned-Navy SEAL recalls his career as the sniper with the most kills in U.S. military history. Describes his…

training, his four tours of duty in Iraq, and the strains of deployment on his family life. Violence and strong language. Bestseller. 2012.

Unbroken: a World War II story of survival, resilience, and redemption

By Laura Hillenbrand. 2010

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Details the life of Louis Zamperini (b. 1917), an Olympic runner and World War II bombardier, who survived a plane…

crash and forty-seven days adrift at sea only to become a POW in Japan. Relates Louis's later religious awakening under Billy Graham's ministry. Violence. Bestseller. 2010.

Unbroken: an extraordinary true story of courage and survival

By Laura Hillenbrand. 2012

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Details the life of Louis Zamperini (b. 1917), an Olympic runner and World War II bombardier, who survived a plane…

crash and forty-seven days adrift at sea only to become a POW in Japan. Relates Louis's later religious awakening under Billy Graham's ministry. Bestseller 2010. 2012.

The railway man

By Eric Lomax. 1995

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Eric Lomax, a railway enthusiast, was taken prisoner in Malaya in 1941 while serving with the Signal Corps. He was…

put to work on the Burma-Siam railway; and he helped to build an illicit radio with which to follow the progress of the war. The discovery of the radio brought on two years of dreadful torture and distress - one tormentor in particular remained in Lomax's memory for half a century. Late in life, Lomax learned how to believe in the possibility of hope. He then discovered that his Japanese interrogator was alive, and found out where he was with an extraordinary will to remember and forgive. 1995.

The long walk: escape from a labour camp in Siberia

By Slavomir Rawicz. 1956

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Slavomir Rawicz was an officer in the Polish Cavalry during World War II. In 1941, he and six fellow prisoners…

escaped from a Siberian labour camp and walked across 4,000 miles of forbidding terrain to freedom. This is their story. 1956.

Seven pillars of wisdom: a triumph of the Arab revolt in the Great War

By T. E. Thomas Edward Lawrence. 1935

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This classic autobiography features an account of the Arab revolt against the Turks during World War I, encompassing gross acts…

of cruelty and revenge, through which Lawrence weaves rich character portraits, philosophical observations and insights into his own complex personality. 1935.

The railway man

By Eric Lomax. 1996

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Eric Lomax was tortured by the Japanese as a POW working on the Burma-Siam Railway. Fifty years later he met…

one of his tormentors. His is a story of innocence betrayed; of passion and curiosity about the world of machines turned into nightmares, and punished by the cruelty of which only humans are capable. It is also a story of survival and of courage.

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