This book is a newly revised edition and reprint that has garnered over 300 votes. Following World War II, many accounts of the Siberian internment experience have been published, detailing the horrors endured by Japanese women. However, memoirs by civilian women are exceedingly rare. The author, Fumiko Sakama, was accused of being a spy after the war because she taught Japanese at the former Soviet consulate in Dalian, Manchuria. She was taken to Siberia and interned for approximately 10 years. This book vividly depicts the terrifying life Sakama experienced in the Soviet Union's internment camps. (From the product description) Reprint.com, by Fumiko Sakama (Author), First edition published October 20, 2016. [Condition] No missing pages, tears, writing, or underlining. There may be slight yellowing or staining typical of used items, but this does not affect readability. (Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking a perfect copy or are concerned about the condition) * With obi (sleeve) * Please check the photos for details. (There may be differences in color and reflections due to lighting.) [Shipping] Ships within 2 days. We use waterproof packaging materials. [Other] We pay close attention to quality, but if there are any problems, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you. #book #Siberia #internment #camp #memoir #SovietUnion #spy #Manchuria #horror #FumikoSakama #Reprintcom