“Belief in surviving POWs ‘could be regarded as the closest thing we have to a national religion.’ It is still difficult for me to read the questions that Gordo’s parents typed on the flyer: ‘Did you know our son?’ ‘Which camp was he in?’ ‘How was he treated?’ ‘Do you know if our son received any of our mail?’” - Nick Ripatrazone, Men at War
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“Belief in surviving POWs ‘could be regarded as the closest thing we have to a national religion.’ It is still difficult for me to read the questions that Gordo’s parents typed on the flyer: ‘Did you know our son?’ ‘Which camp was he in?’ ‘How was he treated?’ ‘Do you know if our son received any of our mail?’”

- Nick Ripatrazone, Men at War

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