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Bridge At Parit Sulong: An Investigation of Mass Murder: Malaya 1942

Writen by LYNETTE RAMSAY SILVER
Publisher The Watermark Press
Year 2004
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Book Format
Paperback
ISBN
0949284653
Date Published
2004
Book Publisher
The Watermark Press
Format: Paperback
Publisher: The Watermark Press
Publication Date: 2004
ISBN: 0949284653
Condition: Good

This is historic detective work at its very best. In The Bridge at Parit Sulong, the author tells the story of an epic battle during one of the most desperate fighting retreats of World War II and the appalling massacre which followed.

Through dogged research, including a full examination of the actual battle site, Lynette Silver has pieced together a story of heroism, mass murder and barbarism.

For sixty years, the names of the Australians murdered at Parit Sulong, the location of their remains, and even the killing field itself, remained a mystery. Now in this gripping saga, the author unravels the true story and uncovers the fate of many others who had just been listed as 'missing in action'.

This thought-provoking book traces, in meticulous detail, the story of these horrific events and how, through an intricate legal chase, the Japanese responsible for the massacre were finally brought to justice.