The Lost Eleven: The Forgotten Story of Black American Soldiers Brutally Massacred in World War II
by Denise George, Robert Child
The Lost Eleven recounts the forgotten story of eleven Black American soldiers brutally massacred during World War II. Denise George and Robert Child focus attention on this overlooked episode, offering readers a concise look at a painful chapter in military and African American history.
About This Book
The Lost Eleven examines a forgotten story from World War II involving Black American soldiers.
Its focus is the brutal massacre of eleven soldiers, placing their experience at the center of this historical account.
By addressing an overlooked episode, the book contributes to broader understanding of Black American military history during the war.
Written by Denise George and Robert Child, this work brings attention to a painful and significant chapter of World War II.
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