Andrew Gabriel Boeken

My grandfather, Frank Carollo, was a prisoner of war in the infamous POW camp Stalag 17 B during World War II. During these dark days, he managed to keep a diary of his experiences, depicting everyday life within, through beautiful short stories, poetry, and drawings. Now years later, I've taken his accounts, adding background details from friends and family, to create a memoir of hope, love, and survival; a story of one man's life before, during, and after being confined within one of the most notorious of Nazi camps. 20% of the profits from each book sold will be donated to the national Alzheimer's Association, in memory of Frank Carollo.

The memoir offers a poignant glimpse into the life of Frank Carollo, a World War II POW at Stalag 17 B, through his diary filled with short stories, poetry, and drawings. It chronicles his experiences of survival, hope, and love during his captivity, enriched by insights from family and friends. This narrative not only honors his resilience but also supports a noble cause, as a portion of the profits will benefit the Alzheimer's Association in memory of Frank.

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