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Goodbye Darkness
Book • 1980
Goodbye, Darkness is a powerful and emotional memoir that delves into William Manchester's experiences during World War II. The book explores his journey back to the Pacific battlegrounds decades later, grappling with the horrors of war and the concept of survivor's guilt.
Manchester's vivid descriptions of combat and his reflections on the meaning of war make this a gripping and haunting read.
Manchester's vivid descriptions of combat and his reflections on the meaning of war make this a gripping and haunting read.
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as a biography he admires.


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as a memoir with mistakes about what happened in Okinawa.


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as the source of a quote he likes.

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as a book Admiral Stavridis should consider for his next book list, highlighting its perspective from soldiers fighting in the war.


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