Bataan, Death March, Capas: A Tale of Japanese Cruelty and American Injustice by Corban K. Alabado (Out of Print) Regional Literature

Bataan, Death March, Capas: A Tale of Japanese Cruelty and American Injustice by Corban K. Alabado (Out of Print) Regional LiteratureFifty years after World War II in the Philippines, it is time to recall the events that led to its end. This is the personal narrative of a Filipino University of the Philippine student, Corban K. Alabado, whose studies were interrupted when he was drafted and inducted in to US Armed Forces in the Far East (USAFFE) under General Douglas MacArthur and war broke out in 1941. He fought in Bataan, surrendered and survived the Death March and was

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