H. ONODA · 1975
A memoir of a Japanese imperial soldier who continued fighting on a Philippine island for nearly thirty years after World War II.
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“When Onoda got back to Japan in 1974, a ghost-written book of his remembrances was created. It's called No Surrender, My 30-Year War, and in it he describes the Japan he was raised in.”
Dan Carlin, Host on Dan Carlin's Hardcore HistorySupernova in the East I
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