These two books describe how American doctors were linked to troubling events during World War II that raised thorny moral issues around medicine and war.

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An Arlington author and journalist has published a new book on a jazz musician's harrowing experiences in World War II. In ...

Russian literary and cultural icon Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy’s great-grandson talks about war and peace, and how non-violence ...

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Gentle, true story about finding love, hope in prison camp.