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Among Unknown Hostages: The Memoirs Of John Tomczyk by John M. Tomczyk β€” book cover

Among Unknown Hostages: The Memoirs Of John Tomczyk

by John M. Tomczyk, Frances M. Tomczyk (Editor), John Tomczyk
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Overview

AMONG UNKNOWN HOSTAGES relates the experiences of American civilians who were rounded up by the Nazis and held in Internment Camps once the U.S. entered WWII. Among these thousands of men, women, and children, gentiles and Jews, whose stories have not yet been told was John Tomczyk, whose unusual adventures before and during internment provide a look into an American's life in occupied Poland. Photos are included which demonstrate the unconquerable spirit of American patriots while inside a Nazi prison. Accounts of John's relatives escaping a partitioned Poland, tragic stories of immigrant life in his native Chicago, and the hand fate dealt him after repatriation will show the reader a family's journey spanning a very turbulent century.

Synopsis

AMONG UNKNOWN HOSTAGES relates the experiences of American civilians who were rounded up by the Nazis and held in Internment Camps once the U.S. entered WWII. Among these thousands of men, women, and children, gentiles and Jews, whose stories have not yet been told was John Tomczyk, whose unusual adventures before and during internment provide a look into an American's life in occupied Poland. Photos are included which demonstrate the unconquerable spirit of American patriots while inside a Nazi prison. Accounts of John's relatives escaping a partitioned Poland, tragic stories of immigrant life in his native Chicago, and the hand fate dealt him after repatriation will show the reader a family's journey spanning a very turbulent century.

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Book Details

Published
November 1, 2006
Publisher
Authorhouse
Pages
256
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781425929589

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