Untold Until Now

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Untold Until Now

Author	: Karen Brantley
File Size	: 47,7 Mb
Publisher	: Nova Publishers
Language	: English
Release Date	: 23 June 1999
ISBN	: 1560727152
Pages	: 244 pages

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Untold Until Now by Karen Brantley Book PDF Summary

A generation of men who fought for our freedom looks back at their lives; some with melancholy, some with unforgotten energy, and other with reluctance. World War II means something different to each man who served, yet a common and tightly woven thread binds their attitudes and senses of patriotism. This moving book captures the long-lost era when men were men -- when going to war meant actually engaging the enemy rather than raining bombs on them from above and never actually seeing them. Those stories have something to tell us about lives; the lives of the men interviewed, our own lives and the lives of the millions of people who did not live through another of mankind's follies.

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