To End All Wars: A True Story about the Will to Survive and the Courage to Forgive Wydawca: Zondervan Opis produktu A harrowing true story of survival and mercy — To End All Wars by Ernest Gordon pulls you into the hellish world of WWII prisoner life on the Burma‑Siam Railroad. Waking in a death house among the dead, Gordon survives forced labor under brutal Japanese captivity to become a powerful testament to resilience, courage, and forgiveness. This military memoir and POW memoir recounts life on the notorious "Railroad of Death," the prisoner of war experience, and the spiritual transformation that saved him and inspired others. Readers will find vivid wartime detail, compassionate leadership, and the human struggle to maintain dignity amid atrocity. Fans of WWII history, military nonfiction, prisoner of war stories, and Bridge on the River Kwai readers will appreciate the historical context and emotional depth. This English book blends history, memoir, and spiritual reflection — a gripping history book and an uplifting survivor story. Who should read it: anyone searching for a WWII POW memoir, a Burma‑Siam Railroad survivor story, or an inspiring account of forgiveness in wartime. Scholars of 1939–1945 prison camps, moviegoers curious about the films To End All Wars and The Bridge on the River Kwai, and readers of military history and inspirational nonfiction will all find value here. Read To End All Wars by Ernest Gordon to understand the human cost of war and the extraordinary will to forgive. Order this English book now to add a must-read piece of WWII history and personal triumph to your collection. Specyfikacja SKU: ZNDV001779729 EAN: 9780007118489 Waga: 200 g Author: Gordon, Ernest Binding: Paperback Pages: 248 Publication Year: 2002 BISAC Category 1: BIO008000 BISAC Category 2: BIO026000 BISAC Category 3: BIO018000