Lifelines, A World War II Story of Survival and Love, is a most remarkable collection of stories and recollections by Jack and Leda Miller as captured and rendered as individual poems by Terry Wooten. Jack and Leda were married during World War II shortly before Jack was shipped to the Philippines where he and thousands of other GIs were captured by the Japanese. Jack is a survivor of what has come to be called the Bataan Death March. These poems tell the story of what it was like as a Japanese POW for Jack, and what it was like for Leda to wait for him at home. Powerful and poignant.

Lifelines, A World War II Story of Survival and Love

Terry Wooten

The Wordsmith Press

<p>The second in Terry Wooten's series of living oral history poem sets, Child of War contains the recollectons of Hannie Kuieck as a young girl before, during and after the Battle of Arnhem in Holand, the worst Allied defeat of the war and the largest airborne battle in history. As Peter R. Brumlik, Professor of History at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs writes: "Like the living victims of the holocaust, who fade into memory as the years pass, these poems are in fact survivors as well." 83 pages with color photgraphs perfect bound.</p>

Child of War (Oorlogskind)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

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Lifelines, A World War II Story of Survival and Love

Child of War (Oorlogskind)

Lifelines, A World War II Story of Survival and Love