Talk:Samuel Abraham Goldblith

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Did you know... that Samuel A. Goldblith was able to publish a paper for the journal Science after World War II on malnutrition suffered at POW camps in the Philippines and Japan observed during the war from his own experience as a prisoner in those camps?

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Samuel Goldblith and The Bataan Death March[edit]

I see that the article says that he avoided the Bataan Death March.

However, Chapter 4 of his book "Appetite For Life: An Autobiography" is titled “The Bataan Death March and Early Days of Captivity (April 9 – April 22, 1942)”

In that chapter he writes, "I suspect that the death march was about the worst experience of my life" Steven Greenberg (talk) 02:47, 16 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]