Down to Bedrock: The Diary and Secret Notes of a Far East Prisoner of War Chaplain 1942-1945

“It’s a very different perspective, because he talks a lot about faith. He was a very humane person. My father and Eric Cordingly were from different religions, but they got on really well. They both had a job to do. One thing I hadn’t realized is that they were both only ‘attached’ to the army. In all the records, it says Army Chaplain, Army Medical Officer, treated separately with non-combatant status.” Read more...

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