Books tagged: japanese occupation

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He Made a Difference    by Alyce Park Breshears
Price: $5.99 USD. 9370 words. Published by Fideli Publishing on December 20, 2010. .

To know H.K. Park, you must understand that he lived and fought for the cause that consumed his entire being. When he and his bride were forced to flee Korea in 1921, he was determined to see his beloved homeland freed of its brutal Japanese occupation. Even as he built a good life for his family in American, he worked continually to ensure that Sygman Rhee, another exile, would lead Korea.
KIKU;Dance of Draconian Days    by marc hagan
Price: $9.99 USD. 121000 words. Published on October 6, 2011. .

From a review: Hi Marc! Just finished your book. It's very, very good - gritty and grueling at times, woven with gentleness of love and the harshness of trauma. First of all, let me say this: You do an amazing job creating the mood inside of the historical context. A fascinating story concept. It was tender, gripping, and painful. I carried images from your writings with me for days after.
That's How It Goes: The Way of the 90-Year Life Journey of a Singapore Eurasian    by Jock Oehlers
Price: $9.99 USD. 94490 words. Published by We Green Solutions  on December 23, 2011. .

In this engrossing and heartwarming autobiography, Jock Oehlers brings readers with him on his life’s journey, from a carefree young boy growing up in Colonial Singapore, through the terror and hardship of the Japanese Occupation, to becoming a respected Professor of Oral Surgery and successful oral surgeon in modern-day Singapore.