Bataan rescue the most daring rescue of World War II [WorldCat Entities]

"Bataan rescue"@en
"Most daring rescue of World War II"@en
"Bataan death march and rescue"@en

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"Contrast rules of warand the treatment of POWs during World War II and today. With chilling testimony from both captive and liberator, Bataan: death march and rescue depicts the 1941 capture of thousands of Allied soldiers on the Bataan peninsula. Only 500 prisoners in the Cabanatuan camp were rescued. Their valiant struggle to survive a sweltering jungle, disease, deprivation, and brutality is remembered in this stirring documentary."@en
"Thousands of Allied soldiers faced death on the Bataan peninsula in 1941 and only 500 prisoners in the Cabanatuan prison camp lived to be rescued. With testimony from both captive and liberator, their valiant struggle is remembered."@en
"The story of thousands of Allied soldiers who faced death on the Bataan peninsula in 1941. Only 500 prisoners in the Cabanatuan prison camp lived to be rescued. With testimony from both captive and liberator their valiant struggle is remembered."
"Thousands of Allied soldiers faced death on the Bataan peninsula in 1941 and only 500 prisoners in the Cabanatuan prison camp lived to be rescued. With testimony from both captive and liberator their valiant struggle is remembered."@en
"Thousands of Allied soldiers faced death on the Bataan peninsula in 1941. This is the story of the daring rescue of 500 U.S. and Allied survivors of the Cabantuan prison camp in 1945. With testimony from both captive and liberator, their valiant struggle is remembered."@en
"Thousands of Allied soldiers faced death on the Bataan peninsula in 1941, only 500 prisoners in the Cabanatuan prison camp lived to be rescued. With testimony from both captive and liberator their valiant struggle is remembered."@en
"Contrast the rules of war - and the treatment of American POWs - between World War II and today. With chilling testimony from both captive and liberator, this documentary depicts the saga of thousands of Allied soldiers who faced death capture on the Bataan peninsula in 1941. Only 500 prisoners in the Cabanatuan camp lived to be rescued. Their valiant struggle to survive the tortures of sweltering jungle march, disease, deprivation, and brutality is remembered in this stirring account."