Death March from Bataan to Manchuria: Raising a Survivor's Voice, a short clip

This is a clip from the interview part of Home Tree Media's, 2009, DVD film, Death March from Bataan to Manchuria: Raising a Survivor's Voice, a Jean K. Bruce film.

Do you know about the largest American army in history forced to surrender? Although fighting with outdated weapons and low supplies Americans, Filipinos, and other American allies, fought the Japanese hard. Most of the Americans and allies kept hope that liberation would happen, if only they could hold ground. General Douglas MacArthur pulled out, however, leaving more than 70,000 American allies, Filipinos and Americans abandoned on Bataan.

The Japanese took their prisoners on a forced march. Shockingly, the surviving POWs would have to march more than sixty miles with no food, very little water, through scorching heat and abuse. Somewhere between 5,000 and 11,000 POWs failed to make it to Camp O'Donnell, where the POWs would endure more terror.

How did the POWs survive? Our newest film supplies resource material, for teachers; use Death March from Bataan to Manchuria: Raising a Survivors Voice along with a free discrepant event lesson on the Web site: http://web.me.com/eteach2/Site_2/FREE_Lesson.html

Death March from Bataan to Manchuria: Raising a
Survivors Voice contains:

* WWII archival audio
* Clips from the 1944 movie Letter from Bataan
* WWII archival photographs of Bataan and Manchuria
* Archival music
* A short WWII movie: 957th Day,
* An interview with Oliver Red Allen.

NOTE: Read the Allens' book Abandoned on Bataan: One Mans Story of Survival. Oliver Red Allen is a survivor of the Bataan Death March, and a survivor of Mukden, a Manchurian slave labor camp.

http://www.amazon.com/Abandoned-Bataan-Mans-Story-Survival/dp/0971318417

With the consent of Mr. and Mrs. Allen, proceeds from this film go to The Bruce Cultural Diversity Scholarship.

Product Details
Actors: Oliver Allen (as himself)
Director: Jean K. Bruce
Format: Widescreen (DVD can be played on any computer or DVD player)
Language: English
Number of discs: 1
Studio: Home Tree Media
DVD Release Date: 2009
Full Run Time: 77 minute
NTSC
HOME TREE MEDIA

You gain more insight about critical thinking skills, survival skills, and Red Allen's story of Bataan and Manchuria, when you watch and listen to Reds story in the DVD movie: Death March from Bataan to Manchuria: Raising a Survivors Voice, by Home Tree Media, in association with Professor William C. Bruce.

Our goals for this presentation, about the DVD film Death March from Bataan to Manchuria: Raising a Survivors Voice, are to tell the story. We hope to bridge information about the Bataan Death March, the POW slave labor in Manchuria during WWII, and to assemble information about discrepant event lessons.

We believe in discrepant event lessons; they're often the best way to increase thinking skills, learn content, evaluate, and apply learning, all in one, wrapped together.

http://www.amazon.com/Death-March-Bataan-Manchuria-Survivors/dp/B001PIHOUA

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• Death March
• DVD film
• WWII
• World War Two
• Oliver Red Allen
• Mildred Allen
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• Manchuria
• Pacific
• POW
• Philippines
• Home Tree Media
• Mukden
• Japan
• slave labor camp
• bombing
• surviving

[MrPinoypride1001]

i dont understand what he said

[MrPinoypride1001]

i dont understand