The Hidden Passport: Childhood Journey Through Japanese Concentration Camps in Java
Phyllis Pilgrim tells of her childhood experiences from five to nine years old, when she was interned as a prisoner of war with her mother and brother in a Japanese internment camp during World War II in Java. It is the story of survival, courage, and insights of daily life in captivity. The whole family survived. Phyllis also describes how these early experiences shaped her adult life and career choices.
TitleThe Hidden Passport: Childhood Journey Through Japanese Concentration Camps in Java
