A moving account of an extraordinary man of many talents. Ralph Hockley's family was forced from Germany in 1935 and lived as refugees in France until 1941. After he and his family escaped to America, he to help defeat 's Germany as a US soldier in WWII, then fought to liberate South Korea in 1950-51. He continued to fight tyranny by serving another 23 years in Germany as an American Civil Servant in military intelligence. Complete with pictures, maps and government documents, Colonel Hockley's story reads like a historical novel. His journey is unusual and fascinating.
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