Interrupted Lives: Four Women's Stories Of Internment During World War II In The Philippines (1998) By Lily Nova & Iven Lourie
 
Interviews and narratives of the daily trials, difficulties, sacrifices, and small joys of four women who survived the Japanese internment camps in the Phillipines are accompanied by rare photographs.
 
 Included in this book are interviews and narratives from four women who survived the Japanese internment camps in the Philippines: Margaret Sams, Sascha Jean Jansen, Jane Wills, and Karen Kerns Lewis. There are many books available on the intense, often harrowing, sometimes terrible experiences during World War II. Lives were lost, twisted turned around and dramatically changed. In offering this book, there aim is to awaken a spark of understanding or there common heritage. Included in this book are interviews and narratives from four women who survived the Japanese internment camps in the Philippines: Margaret Sams, Sascha Jean Jansen, Jane Wills, and Karen Kerns Lewis.
 
There are many books available on the intense, often harrowing, sometimes terrible experiences during World War II. Lives were lost, twisted turned around and dramatically changed. In offering this book, there aim is to awaken a spark of understanding or there common heritage.
 
Soft Cover
112 pages
In Good Condition