Written by Vincent H. Okamoto.
This fresh perspective on the Korean War is the result of the shared experience of two prisoners of war. Vincent H. Okamoto’s detailed account transports readers to a Korea that few have experienced and even fewer have survived. Witness the friendship that develops between two very different individuals faced with relentless wartime conditions. Based on a true story, Okamoto vividly details the horrors of war through the experience of surviving a death camp and the challenges of coming home to readjust to civilian life.
Paper: 132 pp.
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