Real Tenko: Extraordinary True Stories of Women Prisoners of the Japanese

"Real Tenko: Extraordinary True Stories of Women Prisoners of the Japanese" is an insightful non-fiction book by Mark Felton that explores the history of women who were imprisoned in Japanese POW camps during World War II. This work recounts the extraordinary and often tragic stories of these women, who suffered under extreme conditions yet displayed remarkable strength and resilience. The book spans 176 pages and provides a detailed analysis of the historical contexts as well as the personal experiences of those affected. It is written in English and is aimed at readers interested in history and archaeology, particularly the role of women in conflict situations. Weighing 312 grams and measuring 23.3 cm in height and 15.4 cm in width, it is a compact and informative work suitable for both academic purposes and general interest in historical topics.