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95 Hardcover HV6944 Trow, a writer of historical biographies and true crime, explores the effect of WWII on crime in Britain, highlighting the exploits of the unheroic, the weak, and the corrupt, like infamous wartime murderer Gordon Cummins, the "Blackout Ripper.
My character is very unheroic and cowardly," the 34-year-old actor says.
A story of heroics in an unheroic time, "Unsung Heroes, Saving Saigon" is a solid addition to any military collection or for military readers.
 
 
 
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