Give Us This Day

Give Us This Day is a seminal first-hand account of the Bataan Death March and the subsequent three and a half years of captivity endured by American soldiers during World War II. The author, Sidney Stewart, was a 21-year-old U.S. Army enlisted man and former medical student who was captured in April 1942 following the fall of Bataan. His narrative meticulously details the horrors of the "hell ships" and prison camps such as Camp O'Donnell and the Davao Penal Colony.

The book is considered valuable. It is advised that researchers use digital copy rather than physical books for preservation purposes. 

246 pages : illustrations ; map 

Author/Creator: Sidney Stewart 

Date Created: 1956 (Original English publication by Staples Press) 

Fil. 

940.54 

St4 

Acc.# 42122 

BC# 0000133637 

APA Citation 

Stewart, S. (1956). Give us this day. Staples Press. Cited by: 200 (Goodreads) [!NOTE] While first published in French as S'ils l'avaient su due to Stewart's post-war residence in France, the 1956 Staples Press edition remains the definitive first English publication.