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Bread and Rice: An American Woman's Fight to Survive in the Jungles and Prison Camps of the WWII Philippines

by Doris Macauley

Format:  Quality Paperback
Published:  September 2004
Category:  Military
Publisher:  Lyons Press
Pages:  256

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Shortly after the war in the Pacific broke out in December 1941, the author and her husband stashed supplies to last them six months into three suitcases, and headed into the choking bamboo jungles outside Luzon.
For a year and a half, they lived from day to day, hiding among the little-known mountain people who sheltered and helped them in their grim struggle for existence. Always just a step ahead of the Japanese army, they were forced to move constantly--a week here, a month there. The refugees faced

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