Posts Tagged ‘Unbroken’

Much has been in the news lately about retired Cleveland auto worker, Jan Demjanjuk, who was last week found guilty of being a guard at Sobibor Prison Camp during World War II.  In addition, Jerusalem’s Simon Wiesenthal Center continues its dogged pursuit of Nazi war criminals, and rightfully so. But what of Japanese war criminals?  [...]

I’ve still got Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption on my mind, after just finishing the book yesterday. Louis Zamperini began his stint in the Pacific with the 307th Bomb Group. B-24 bomber pilot, Lt. Bob Gage, also served in the 307th BG. Time again for Letters From War Wednesday. This [...]

OK, I had to see what all of the buzz was about.  Seems like everyone’s talking on the book, UNBROKEN, by Laura Hillenbrand.  And typically, World War II nonfiction does not get this kind of attention.  So I had to check it out for myself. UNBROKEN tells the story of Louis Zamperini, and what a [...]

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