Recommended Reading
Recommended Reading
Note: Titles in blue refer to POW life in Fukuoka Camp 17 and/or are by Camp 17 POW's
• 42 months in Hell by John B. Howell
• Adapt or Die -a Former Japanese POW Tells All by JD Merritt
• An Angel's Illustrated Journal by Floramund F. Difford
• Andy Andrews POW - 152 by Austin Andrews Jr. and Austin (Andy) Andrews Sr.
• Baby of the Bataan: Memoir of a 14 Year Old Soldier in World War II by Joseph Q. Johnson
• Bataan: a Survivor's Memoir – the account of James H. “Hank” Cowan
• Bataan - In Pursuit of Truth by Tillman Rutledge
• Bataan Diary & And Somebody Gives a Damn (Companion book to Bataan Diary) by Paul Ashton
• Bataan Survivor: A POW’s Account of Japanese Captivity in World War II by David L. Hardee
• Bataan Uncensored by Col. E. B. Miller of the 194th Tank Battalion
• The Battle of Bataan: A History of the 90 Day Siege and Eventual Surrender of 75,000 Filipino and
United States Troop to the Japanese in World War by Donald Young
• Beyond Courage: One Regiment Against Japan by Dorothy Page
• Brothers from Bataan: POW's, 1942-1945 by Adrian R. Martin
• Brother of Adversity: How the Bonds of Friendship Helped Two Men Survive the Horrors of Japanese Prison Camps and the Infamous Hell Ships During WWII, by Larry Dean Reece
• But Deliver Us From Evil, Father Duffy and the Men of Bataan by Dan Murr
• Captured: The Forgotten Men of Guam by Roger Mansell
• Carlos, A Tale of Survival by J. L. Kunkle
• Code Name: High Pockets, True story of Claire Phillips, an American Mata Hari, and the WWII Resistance
Movement in the Philippines" by Edna Binkowski
• Conduct Under Fire: Four American Doctors and Their Fight for Life as Prisoners of the Japanese, 1941-1945
by John A. Glusman
• Corregidor: The American Alamo of World War II by Eric Morris
• Corregidor: The End of the Line by Eric Morris
• Corregidor: From Paradise to Hell! By Ben Walkdon
• Cub: Harrowing Stories of Army Life in China. Bataan & Korea by Mike Gaffney (nephew of POW Kevin Godskill)
• Dawn of Darkness by Lee Brandenberg and Matt Isaacs
• The Death March by Stanley L. Falk
• Death March: The Survivors of Bataan by Donald Knox
• Death on the Hellships by Greg Michno
• Elwood – the story of Elwood Roholt by daughter Kristen Wagner
• Escape From Davao: The Forgotten Story of the Most Daring Prison Break of the Pacific War by John D. Lukacs
• Fall of the Philippines by Louis Morton
• Father Found by Duane Heisinger
• A Final Salute, A:Subtitled WW II Letters From Immigrant Brothers by Jay Schofield
• First Into Nagasaki: The Censored Eyewitness Dispatches on Post-Atomic Japan and Its Prisoners of War
by George Weller and Anthony Weller
This book has many FIRST HAND interviews with POW's from Camp 17 upon liberation.
• Ghosts of Canopus by Everett M. Perry, nephew of S1c Paul Edward Perry, Based on the ship's War Diary!
• Give Us This Day by Sidney Stewart
• A Gordon Highlander if I Ever Saw One by William Ross Young
• Guerrilla Daughter by Virginia Hansen Holmes
• Guests of the Emperor: the Secret History of Japan's Mukden POW Camp by Linda Goetz Holmes Hell and Beyond:
A Diary of War and Captivity - Josiah Worthington ~ Compiled and Edited by Frances Worthington Lipe
• Hour of Redemption: Heroic WW II Saga of America's Most Daring POW Rescue by Forrest Johnson
• Horyo by Ret. Major Richard Gordon
• I Came Back From Bataan by James D. Gautier and R. L. Whitmore
• I Served on Bataan by Juanita Redmond, LT. , A.N.C. (1943)
• Keep The Men Alive: Australian POW doctors in Japanese captivity by Rosalind Hearder
• Knights of Bushido: A Short History of Japanese War Crimes by Lord Russell of Liverpool
• Last Voyage of the Arisan Maru by Dale Wilber - well researched, story of Pvt. Avery Wilber, Btry. A, 60th CAC
• Late Summer of 1941 and My War With Japan by Weldon Hamilton
• Letters Home by Maxwell M. Andler, Jr. - Edited by Valeda Andler
• Life as an American Prisoner of the Japanese by Charles Balaza
• Live Dogs & Dead Dragons by H.H. Hurst (free book to all veterans)
• The Long Hard Road by Thomas Saylor
• My Father's Captivity by Al Young
• My Hitch in Hell by Lester Tenney (unfortunately this book is filled with inaccuracies & embellishments)
• My Japanese POW Diary by Tillman Rutledge
• Never Forgotten – Story of the Japanese POW Camps in Taiwan During WWII by Michael D Hurst
• Never Give Up by Drolan Chandler as told to Myra McDonald Goode Jones
• Never Will We Forget: Oral Histories of WWII by Marilyn Mayer Culpepper
(Frank Forsyth of Camp 17 is quoted often in this book)
• No Ordinary Life: the True Story of a Dutch Girl and an American Marine by Paula Boswell (an account from the "wife's side")
• No time for Geishas by Geoffrey Pharaoh Popham (British officer) 1970 copyright
• No Uncle Sam: The Forgotten of Bataan by Tony Bilek
• Of Rice and Men by Chunn, Calvin Ellsworth - Veteran's Publishing Company, 1946.
(not to be confused with the Vietnam War book with the same title)
• Oh God, Where Are You? by Abie Abraham
• Our Final Salute: WWII Letters From Immigrant Brothers by Jay Schofiel
• Operation P.L.U.M. - The Ill-Fated 27th Bombardment Gr & the Fight for the Western Pacific by Adrian R. Martin
• Our Final Salute - WW II Letters From Immigrant Brothers Volume I by Jay Schofield
• Pacific War P.O.W.: A Few Remaining Skeletons: A Bibliography of Personal Accounts of American WWII Prisoners of the Japanese. by Jim Cain
• Prisoners of the Japanese by Gavan Daws (All inclusive - one of the best!)
• Pure Grit: How American World War II Nurses Survived Battle and Prison Camp in the Pacific
• Rising Sun Over Bataan: Memoirs of War by Horacio Montoya
• Rice, Men and Barbed Wire by Arnold A. Bocksel
• Saga of a Fortress by James and William Belote
• Sappers of the Silent Seventh published by the Seventh Division Engineers Assoc., Sydney, 1982
• Rising From the Shadow of the Sun by Herman de Jong, Ronny
historical account of 4 years in the life of women & children under Japanese oppression on island of Java,
based author's mother’s diary
• Silent Tears: Lest We Forget by Stanley Tokarz
• Slaves of the Son of Heaven by R. H. Whitecross ~ Excellent, lots of names and incidents about Camp 17. Published in 1951.
• Soldier Slaves: Abandoned by the White House, Courts & Congress by J. Parkinson & Lee Benson
• Some Survived by Manny Lawton
• Spirit of the Canopus: the war diary of a sailor and a lucky old lady by Everett Marion Perry
• Surrender and Survival by E. Bartlett Kerr
• Survivor: The incredible true story of American Patriot, Msgt. Frank N. Lovato, Bataan Death March Survivor and POW of the Japanese by Francisco L. Lovato
• Tell Me Another War Story; the Life of Evans Garcia by daughter, Margaret Garcia
• The Jersey Brothers; Missing Naval Officer in the Pacific; Family's Quest to Bring Him Home by Sally M Freeman
• Three came Home by Agnes N. Keith - one of the best books on the subject of survival by a civilian POW internee.
• Thunder on Bataan: The First American Tank Battles of World War II by Donald L Caldwell
• Under the Samurai Sword by C. M. Graham
• Unjust Enrichment by Linda G. Holmes and 4,000 Bowls of Rice: A Prisoner of War Comes Home
both books by Linda G. Holmes
• We Band of Angels: the Untold Story of American Nurses Trapped on Bataan by Elizabeth M. Norman
• We Refused to Die: My Time as a Prisoner of War in Bataan and Japan, 1942- 1945”
by Camp 17 POW Gene Jacobsen
• Weller's War: A Legendary Foreign Correspondent's Saga of WWII on Five Continents
• “…when men must die live” by Kenneth B. Murphy and James T. Murphy
• Zero Ward: A Survivor's Nightmare by Murray Sneddon
***This list is far from an all-inclusive list. More suggestions are found here:
An excellent link for many more books on the POW experience and related matters:
For more books see this page: Books - POW/Interment Camps in Asia -Credit: Tom Moor
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