[PDF.53cb] The Flag: My Story: Kidnapped by Red China

The Flag: My Story: Kidnapped by Red China

[PDF.nt30] The Flag: My Story: Kidnapped by Red China

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 | #2845187 in Books |  AuthorHouse |  2002-10-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.00 x.85 x6.00l,1.10 | File type: PDF | 340 pages

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Recently I recommended the book to the Barberton book club for reading ...|By Customer|I admit that I am prejudiced because he is my uncle. I remember the horror stories that my mother told me he went through. It was pure hell on earth. Recently I recommended the book to the Barberton book club for reading and was told that they could not find any libraries that had the boo|About the Author|Steve Kiba was born February 5, 1932, in Lundale, West Virginia. His parents were Hungarian immigrants who worked hard to rear their eleven children. Seeking opportunities for better education and employment, the family moved to Akron, Ohio, in

The Flag is the true story about Steve Kiba, Radio Operator on an unarmed B-29 during the Korean War. He graphically details the horrors that began with his being shot down over North Korea and being captured and ended almost 32 months later with his release from a political prison in Peking, Red China.Steve vividly takes us from prison to prison on a 'virtual reality' journey through the Red Chinese gulag system. He shares his feelings of fear, anxiety, frustration, des...

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