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A Prisoner in Turkey

By John Still

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst the turmoil of a global conflict, enemy soldiers find themselves imprisoned, fighting for their lives and dignity while navigating the ever-changing landscapes of hope and despair.

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2011-05-26
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Summary

"A Prisoner in Turkey" by John Still is a recounting of the harsh realities faced by British soldiers held captive in Turkey during World War I. Sharing the experiences of soldiers captured when their assault during the Gallipoli Campaign turned catastrophic, the book showcases the prisoners' struggle with the poor camp conditions and treatment by Turkish soldiers. Through these experiences, universal themes of persistence and the struggle to maintain self-respect in the face of terrible adversity are explored. Soldiers captured amidst heavy enemy fire are taken to prison camps where they must grapple with their captivity and battle for humane treatment. This is a narrative about endurance, bringing to light both cruelty and unexpected moments of human decency amid the chaos of international warfare.

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