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_aVance, Gloria Haube. _934371 |
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_aTropic born, war torn : _buntold tales of WWII in the Philippines / _ccompiled and edited by Susan Vance. |
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_aOregon : _bInkwater Press, _cc2011. |
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_axviii, 123 pages : _billustrations, map ; _c22 cm. |
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504 | _aIncludes index. | ||
505 | _aHigh alert -- Storm clouds of war -- The middle of the jungle -- Magnitude of the task ahead -- A chaplain to marry us -- Frantic situation -- We turned ourselves in -- A question of do or die -- Forbes called him Aladdin -- We have been watching you -- Dread of all the people -- In league with the guerrillas -- Just the five of us -- House-to-house searches -- American bombs -- Dismayed and Disheartened -- Further into the mountains -- Back into the poisonous hole -- A plane roared over -- The destruction of Antamok -- Japanese soldiers torched the darkness -- Death traps -- A miraculous escape -- All hell broke loose -- A sacred place -- Soul-testing trial -- A chaplain to marry us | ||
520 | _a"Romance, gold-mining ventures, and idyllic lifestyles were torn asunder by the Japanese invasion of the Philippines in 1941. Gloria Haube, with her mother and brothers, first fled to the jungle, then returned to Manila, an "open city" where they were spared internment because they were not Americans. Near war's end they followed indigenous Igorots into remote mountains to seek refuge from American bombs, living on sweet potatoes until their harrowing escape from retreating Japanese troops. Gloria's German-born father managed a gold-mining camp of 15,000 under Japanese commanders, then under the bombardment of American planes that destroyed it all. Their perplexing parallel perspectives and vivid tales of triumph are woven together in this remarkable account of war in a Pacific paradise." | ||
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_aVance, Gloria Haube _xChildhood and youth. _934372 |
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_aHaube, William _q(William Maximilian), _d-1954. _vDiaries. _934373 |
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_aBenguet Consolidated Inc. _931717 |
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_aAntamok Goldfields Mining Company. _934374 |
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_aGold miners _zPhilippines _zBenguet (Province) _vBiography. _934376 |
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_aGermans _zPhilippines _zBenguet (Province) _vBiography. _934378 |
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_aWorld War, 1939-1945 _zPhilippines _xPersonal narratives, German. _934379 |
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_aBenguet (Philippines : Province) _vBiography. _934380 |
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_aVance, Susan. _934381 |
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