The rats of Rangoon : the inside story of the "fiasco" that took place at the end of the war in Burma
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Ill, map, p.220.
non-fiction
Wing commander Hudson was taken prisoner by the Japanese as a result of flying low over the River Irrawaddy in Burma. The author describes his years of starvation, brutality and disease inside a rangoon gaol.
