A World War II memoir penned by Dean Sherry, a Bataan Death March survivor and long-time prisoner of the Japanese, who remembered his jailer, a kindly school teacher known only as Captain Uemumra, recalling him with a tremendous sense of gratitude.
An unusual story from a horrible time in history.
It was Lt. General General Masaharu Homma who was the father of the Bataan Death March –you can read about him here
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