A Fearful Freedom: The Story of One Man's Survival Behind the Lines in Japanese Occupied Malaya, 1942-45This book tells the story of the survival of a man behind the lines of the Japanese during World War II, including his work on the Burma-Siam railway. |
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Glossary page II | 13 |
Chapter One Abruptly Into Battle | 19 |
Epilogue | 163 |
Copyright | |
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