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Fine in Fine dust jacket. 1848841094. Signed dedication on half title page by the author to previous owner. Fine hardback with a fine unclipped dust jacket. Illustrated with black & white photographs and maps. "Philip Chinnery recounts his searing research findings in this tragic three-part narrative. Part one covers the first year of the war, when most of the battlefield war crimes, death marches, and atrocities took place. The second part deals with the horrors prisoners faced at the hands of their captors, including starvation, slave labor, and medical experimentation. Part three delves into the prisoners' repatriation at war's end and the disturbing evidence that some of the 7, 956 American and 100 British serviceman considered missing in action may have been left behind at the close of the war. "; 8vo 8"-9" tall; 286 pages; Signed by Author.
