In 1939, as an art student, Ronald Searle volunteered for the army, embarking for Singapore in 1941. Within a month of his arrival there, however, he became a prisoner of the Japanese, and after 14 months in a prisoner-of-war camp, was sent north to a work camp on the Burma Railway. In May 1944, he was sent to the notorious Changi Gaol in Singapore and became one of the few British soldiers to survive imprisonment there. Throughout his captivity, despite the risk, Ronald Searle made drawings to record his experiences. The drawings in this remarkable book were hidden by Searle and smuggled from place to place, stained with the sweat and dirt of his captivity. They are a record of one man’s war and are among the most important and moving accounts of the second World War.

Letters of a Businessman to His Son

History

Ward, G. Kingsley

Military

Collins

Letters of a businessman to his son

HarperCollins Canada / H & C Pb Def

<p>A book which offers practical advice on the ethics and morality of dealing in business.</p>

Business & Money

Business Culture

Distributor Eledaw Holdings

Management & Leadership

Prima Lifestyles

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