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    The Sun In His Eyes
    The Sun In His Eyes
    The Sun In His Eyes
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    The Sun In His Eyes

    By Renee Belloni

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    This book tells partly the story of WWII in the Pacific and thrilling jungle expeditions, unveiling Claude (Boy) Belloni's real-life experiences. His diary, articles and journals take us upon his adventures, letting us uncover the unknown together. His 100 stunning photos and journalism background bring us along for the ride. Through his experie

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSenang Publisher
    Release dateNov 1, 2024
    ISBN9789083247045
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