Terror on Pan Am Flight 110

"Everyone! Get down on the floor! There's a commotion in the terminal! Get on the floor!" ordered the Captain\n"My God, Lari, they're coming onto the airplane!" First Class Purser Diana Perez screamed, and then the grenade exploded.\n"We are not criminals, one of them told newsmen, "We are Palestinians, proud of what we did." They called themselves "Operation Hilton."-Newsweek, December 31, 1973\nStory of the Bloodiest Skyjacking tells us, "Over a 30-hour period on December 17-18, Palestinian Arabs carried out the deadliest operation in their guerilla warfare."-U. S. News & World Report, December 31, 1973\n"MASSACRO A FIUMICINO (MASSACRE AT FIUMICINO)," screamed the Italian newspaper Il Messeaggero.\n"Un'agghiacciante bara di fuoco" ("A chilling coffin of fire")," grimly stated Il Tempo\nWhat happened on that plane? Who survived and why? This gripping story told by one of the survivors fifty years after the event holds the reader spellbound. Terror on Pan Am Flight 110 takes the reader from the black and white-sometimes hilarious, sometimes sad, but always brutally honest musings of one survivor's childhood and teen years to the unimaginable. Why do some people not remember an event, and others can't wipe it from their memory? How does one recover from such an experience? The poignant recovery this survivor went through is nothing less than remarkable. Follow her as she taps into a part of her that most people don't know is there. This book will make you question everything you thought you knew about reality.

Geisler, B J

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"Everyone! Get down on the floor! There's a commotion in the terminal! Get on the floor!" ordered the Captain "My God, Lari, they're coming onto the airplane!" First Class Purser Diana Perez screamed, and then the grenade exploded. "We are not criminals, one of them told newsmen, "We are Palestinians, proud of what we did." They called themselves "Operation Hilton."-Newsweek, December 31, 1973 Story of the Bloodiest Skyjacking tells us, "Over a 30-hour period on December 17-18, Palestinian Arabs carried out the deadliest operation in their guerilla warfare."-U. S. News & World Report, December 31, 1973 "MASSACRO A FIUMICINO (MASSACRE AT FIUMICINO)," screamed the Italian newspaper Il Messeaggero. "Un'agghiacciante bara di fuoco" ("A chilling coffin of fire")," grimly stated Il Tempo What happened on that plane? Who survived and why? This gripping story told by one of the survivors fifty years after the event holds the reader spellbound. Terror on Pan Am Flight 110 takes the reader from the black and white-sometimes hilarious, sometimes sad, but always brutally honest musings of one survivor's childhood and teen years to the unimaginable. Why do some people not remember an event, and others can't wipe it from their memory? How does one recover from such an experience? The poignant recovery this survivor went through is nothing less than remarkable. Follow her as she taps into a part of her that most people don't know is there. This book will make you question everything you thought you knew about reality.

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Terror on Pan Am Flight 110

Terror on Pan Am Flight 110