23 February 2015 Unbroken No war has brought joy and happiness, but pain and suffer of many people. One of the many people who had it all was Louis Zamperini , who was both an Olympic distance runner, he was a hope and symbol for many Americans, and pacific prisoner of war, who first had to survive the airplane crash and after the torture by Japanese. An incredible life story was captured by equally brilliant writer, Laura Hillenbrand, in a breathtaking story, “Unbroken: A World War II Story
The novel, Unbroken, written by Laura Hillenbrand, and it’s major motion picture replica directed by Angelina Jolie; tells a real-life story of a young man who could be considered a hero. Louis Zamperini was an Olympic runner and World War II aircraft aviator and bombardier. During his WWII tour, the plane he is on crashes into the Pacific Ocean. Only three people survive the crash: Louis, Phil, and Mac. They have to take drastic measures in order to survive, one of which Louis decides to wrestle
In a nonfiction novel, Unbroken, by Laura Hillenbrand, World War Two veterans often suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder causing them to have difficulties adjusting into day-to-day life. Accounts of post-traumatic stress have in recent years increased with soldiers returning