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The Devil's Grin:  Why & How the Japanese Military Imprisoned Dutch Civilians Living in the Dutch East Indies During the 1941-1945 Pacific War -by Toni Harting ( Japan / Prison Camps / WWII / World War II )

The Devil's Grin: Why & How the Japanese Military Imprisoned Dutch Civilians Living in the Dutch East Indies During the 1941-1945 Pacific War -by Toni Harting ( Japan / Prison Camps / WWII / World War II )

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The Devil's Grin: Why & How the Japanese Military Imprisoned Dutch Civilians Living in the Dutch East Indies During the 1941-1945 Pacific War -by Toni Harting ( Japan / Prison Camps / WWII / World War II )

by Harting, Toni ( Antoni )

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Toronto, Ontario: Toronto, ON: Toni Harting / Self Published, 2013, 1st Edition, First Printing, 2013. ------------( 1st printing of the First Edition ) ---softcover, about 6w x 9h inches, a close to near Fine example but there is a short corner crease on the front panel so a Very Good+ example, 186 pages, b&w photos, ---"The Devil's Grin aims to provide insight into, and information about, the mentality, philosophy, and motivation of the Japanese people, especially the Japanese military, before and during the 1941-1945 war in the Pacific, as well as their system of civilian concentration camps in the Dutch East Indies colony in Southeast Asia. --The book also portrays the story of a young Dutch teenage boy developing into an eighteen-year-old man under brutal circumstances as a civilian prisoner of war in Japanese concentration camps in the Dutch East Indies. The story is formatted not as a conventional, detailed memoir but as an informative, journalistic report inspired by, and to a large extent based on, my own experiences, observations, and thoughts as a civilian prisoner of war. --The purpose of this book is to offer an English-language source of information to the general public on the state of affairs in the Dutch East Indies colony, which has now become Indonesia, when the country was conquered and occupied by the Japanese during the Pacific War. Particular attention is paid to events taking place in the civilian concentration camps where a great many Dutch nationals were incarcerated. In the extensive collection of written history on this war, the state of affairs in the Dutch colony has regrettably not received the attention it deserves. I hope that this book will remedy that unfortunate situation "---, any image directly beside this listing is the actual book and not a generic photo ///NOT SIGNED ---GUARANTEED to be AVAILABLE/// ---sizes are approximate (generally within 1/8 inch)---. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good+ ( see Description ). Illus. by Photo Cover. 6w x 9h Inches.

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Title
The Devil's Grin: Why & How the Japanese Military Imprisoned Dutch Civilians Living in the Dutch East Indies During the 1941-1945 Pacific War -by Toni Harting ( Japan / Prison Camps / WWII / World War II )
Author
Harting, Toni ( Antoni )
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Paperback
Book Condition
Used - Very Good+ ( see Description )
Edition
First Edition
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Toronto, ON: Toni Harting / Self Published, 2013, 1st Edition, First Printing
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Toronto, Ontario
Date Published
2013
Size
6w x 9h Inches
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The Devil's Grin: Why & How the Japanese Military Imprisoned Dutch Civilians Living in the Dutch East Indies During the 1941-1945 Pacific War -by Toni Harting ( Japan / Prison Camps / WWII / World War II )
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