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Massacre at Hill 303
James M. Rudd tells the author about his experiences growing up, during the Korean War, and the rest of his adult life. It highlights a massacre at Hill 303 which he survived by feigning death. It is a poignant and riveting story of how he moved from hatred and bitterness during the massacre to a point of forgiveness some sixty years later.
150 pages, Paperback
Published February 27, 2018
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February 9, 2019
This book wasn't really what I expected it to be. It is about a part of the war in Korea, but more so about the person before and after the war. It has it's funny parts and sad parts. I would recommend this book for anyone interested to read.
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