Hidden Hell. Discovering my father's POW diary.

After his father, Herbert Miller, died In 1994, Robert Miller found his long­forgotten wartime diary at the back of a drawer. Opening this fragile soiled brown book would compel Robert to immerse himself in mysteries that Herbert had withheld In life, not just from his son, but from all except his beloved wife, Robert's mother, Eleanore. 
Robert assembled the details of this book from Herbert's handwritten notes, Eleanore's memories of her husband's nightmares that had never stopped coming, and the recollections he was able to scavenge from his dad's few surviving war-hero buddies. The result is this remarkable and deeply moving re­creation of a determined, brave, and lucky man's life-shaping World War II ordeal.

Patton Publishing

Robert H. Miller

260

English

New Hope, PA 2011