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100			_aAxelrod, David _eWriter _eProducer _934321
245			_aBataan rescue : _bthe most daring rescue of World War II _ca Green Umbrella Film
260			_a[s.l.] _bWGBH Boston _c©2003
300			_a1 videodisc (60 min) : _ccol.;
306			_a60 min.
520			_a"In the first months of World War II in Pacific war, tens of thousands of American and Filipino soldiers fought a desperate battle to defend the Bataan peninsula in the Philippines from an overwhelming Japanese invasion. Forced to surrender after 5 months of combat, the survivors were marched to ghastly prison camps in sweltering heat with little or no food or water. Thousands died along the way. After three years of brutal captivity, only 500 prisoners remained in the infamous Cabanatuan camp. Fearing the Japanese would murder their captives before American forces could liberate the camp, the US Army sent a small, elite Ranger battalion to rescue the POWs. Under the cover of darkness the 150 rangers infiltrated 30 miles behind enemy lines and with the help of courageous Filipino resistance fighters, mounted a dangerous assault. The raid to save the surviving POWs would turn out the most daring rescue mission of the Second World War. "
650			_aPhilippines _xHistory _yJapanese occupation, 1942-1945 _91131
650			_aWorld War, 1939-1945 _zPhilippines _9402
700			_aAxelrod, David _ewriter and producer _934321
700			_aJones, Peter _edirector _934322
700			_aAmend, Kate _eeditor _934323
700			_aAdler, Mark _emusic director _934324
700			_aMcdairmant, Brian _edirector of photography _934325
700			_aGlenn, Scott _enarrator _934326
700			_aSides, Hamptopn _ecreative consultant _934327
700			_aDrain, Margaret _eexecutive producer _934328
700			_aSamels, Mark _esenior producer _934329
700			_aMottau, Susan _ecoordinating producer _934330
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