"The experiences of Mr and Mrs Keith and their small son in the Japanese P.O.W. camp."@en
"When Borneo was taken over by the Japanese the Keiths were there. Many of Mrs. Keith's readers suspected this, and her publishers received hundreds of anxious letters inquiring about her safety - so many in fact that the Atlantic felt called upon to print, in May 1943, the card, just received, which she had written in January 1942. It was written on the prisoners' form, sending word that she and Harry and George were interend by the Imperial Japanese Army. (They were actually treated as prisoners of war, not as internees.)."

"Three Came Home"
"三人は帰つた"
"Three Came Home. [An account of the author's and her family's experiences in a Japanese prison camp.] Sketches by the author & Don Johnston"
"Three Came Home. [An account of the author's and her family's experiences in a Japanese prison camp.] Sketches by the author & Don Johnston"@en
"Vrouvenkamp Borneo"
"Troje se vraćaju : roman"
"Three came home. [An account of life in Japanese internment camps in Borneo]"@en
"Three came home : the author's experiences as a Japanese prisoner-of-war"@en
"Three came home"
"THREE CAME HOME"
"Three Came Home. Sketches by the Author and Don Johnston"@en
"Vrouwenkamp Borneo"
"Three came home"@en
"Sannin wa kaetta"@ja
"Sannin wa kaetta"
"Agnès captive Three came home"
"Three came home : sketches by the author and D. Johnston"
"三人は帰った"
"三人は歸った"
"Agnès captive"
"Three came home!"
"Three came home : a woman's ordeal in a Japanese prison camp"
"3nin wa kaetta"@ja
"Troje se vraćaju kući : roman"
"Agnes captive"
"Three came home a woman's ordeal in a Japanese prison camp"@en
"3nin wa kaetsuta"@ja
"Tre kommer hjem"@da
"Tre kommer hjem"
"Regresaron tres"@es
"Regresaron tres"