Rising son: a US soldier's secret and heroic role in World War II

Title Rising son: a US soldier's secret and heroic role in World War II
Names Vea, Sandra.
Book Number DBC07137
Title Status Active
Medium Digital Books
Annotation Masao Abe was a Nisei who found himself doing intelligence work on the frontlines in the Pacific in World War II. Based on a series of interviews with his daughter-in-law, he describes being distrusted by other American troops and hated by the Japanese he faced. Adult.
General Notes Available from BARD courtesy of the Washington Talking Book and Braille Library.
Local Notes "Masao is the biography of Masao Abe, a Japanese-American soldier during World War II. Before dying in Seattle in 2013, he served on a secret detail for the US Army to coax Japanese Imperial soldiers to surrender. The story is written by his son's partner, and it relates Masao's difficult position of being viewed as suspicious by fellow American soldiers and as a traitor to his native country by the Japanese"-- Provided by publisher.
Narrator Petersen, AC
Length 1 online resource (audio (9 hours, 28 minutes))
Local Subject War nonfiction - WA2
Violence - VI
Adult book - AD
Nonfiction - NF
Produced at WTBBL - PAW
War and Military - WA
World history and affairs - HI2
LC Subject World War, 1939-1945 - Military intelligence - United States - Biography
Japanese American soldiers - Biography
World War, 1939-1945 - Participation, Japanese American
World War, 1939-1945 - United States - Japanese Americans
Japanese Americans - History - 20th century
Biographies
Nonfiction
Audience Notes A
Call Number 940.548673092 B ANF
Language English
Contents The Beginning -- Loss of Home -- Home in Japan -- United States Under Attack -- The Aftermath -- Life of Loneliness -- Finding His Way -- Battle -- Beginning of the End -- Final Journey.
Released 2019
Publication Info Seattle : Sasquatch Books 2019
Original Publication Recorded from: Seattle : Sasquatch Books, [2019] 9781632172419
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