The Leper Spy (2017)
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They were burying four, maybe five prisoners a day, death rates ridiculously higher than in Nazi prison camps. And the guards on the perimeter had swung their big guns around so they were now pointing inside, at the internees and at Father Fred Julien, who had just celebrated his thirty-fifth birthday, his fourth in a row as a prisoner of the Japanese army.
In the past two weeks, the Allies had freed inmates at Baguio and Camp John Hay and Old Bilibid. They’d rescued thirty-seven hundred civilia...ns at Santo Tomas, the largest camp, where they had discovered documents that gave orders to the commandant at Los Baños, twenty-four miles away, to liquidate all internees if withdrawal became necessary.
The prisoners looked like scarecrows standing in front of their barracks before roll call as a saffron sun rose on the morning of February 23, 1945. From beyond the hills came a great rumbling.
“I wonder what that is,” a Dutch priest said.
“Either the Japanese up there are running or the Americans are coming,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were burying four, maybe five prisoners a day, death rates ridiculously higher than in Nazi prison camps. And the guards on the perimeter had swung their big guns around so they were now pointing inside, at the internees and at Father Fred Julien, who had just celebrated his thirty-fifth birthday, his fourth in a row as a prisoner of the Japanese army.
In the past two weeks, the Allies had freed inmates at Baguio and Camp John Hay and Old Bilibid. They’d rescued thirty-seven hundred civilia...ns at Santo Tomas, the largest camp, where they had discovered documents that gave orders to the commandant at Los Baños, twenty-four miles away, to liquidate all internees if withdrawal became necessary.
The prisoners looked like scarecrows standing in front of their barracks before roll call as a saffron sun rose on the morning of February 23, 1945. From beyond the hills came a great rumbling.
“I wonder what that is,” a Dutch priest said.
“Either the Japanese up there are running or the Americans are coming,”
What to read after The Leper Spy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montgomery, Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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