Surviving a Japanese P.O.W. Camp: Father and Son Endure Internment in Manila During World War II
by Peter R. Wygle, Robert Howard Wygle
During World War II, a father and son are interned in Manila in a Japanese P.O.W. camp. Their account centers on enduring imprisonment together, offering a personal perspective on wartime survival, family bonds, and the human experiences behind a major historical conflict.
About This Book
Surviving a Japanese P.O.W. Camp recounts a father and son’s internment in Manila during World War II.
The book focuses on their shared experience of enduring imprisonment under wartime conditions.
It offers a personal perspective on survival, family, and the human cost of conflict.
This account is suited to readers interested in World War II history, internment, and firsthand wartime experiences.
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