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13. Some people can only say one side of the story sometimes.

Sun Aug 26, 2012, 11:02 PM

Aug 2012

I have a feeling that it's more of a language barrier than anything else.

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WWII book fans check in here. [View all] Neoma Jul 2012 OP

This book is amazing zappaman Jul 2012 #1

I'm reading about Navajo code talkers now. Neoma Jul 2012 #2

Looks great. Thanks for sharing. Auggie Aug 2012 #4

Two great book about nurses in WWII DearHeart Jul 2012 #3

It's more than just a category - there are so many within it! caraher Aug 2012 #5

I heard a different reason for the widespread use of the Sherman Lurks Often Jan 2013 #16

I have that book. Neoma Aug 2012 #7

I didn't realize it was revised so much CreekDog Aug 2012 #8

Just started reading it by the way. Neoma Jan 2013 #15

I'm reading it right now too gollygee Aug 2012 #11

Tears of Darkness by Michael Norman and Elizabeth M. Norman DearHeart Aug 2012 #9

It's refreshing to read the other side of things to me. Neoma Aug 2012 #10

Some people can only say one side of the story sometimes. Neoma Aug 2012 #13

I've been doing the same thing recently Lurks Often Jan 2013 #17

Farewell to Manzanar by Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston. Neoma Sep 2012 #14

Some recommendations: Lurks Often Jan 2013 #18

Not technically WWII, but... Adsos Letter Feb 2013 #19