Onalaskan POW recalls two Christmases in Korea
Wayne O. Hotson of Onalaska describes Christmas 1951 and 1952 as bleak but hopeful while prisoner of Chinese forces near the Yalu River. He was captured April 25, 1951 with Co I 19th Regiment 24th Infantry Division, endured subzero conditions, limited rations, and improvised decorations. He was released August 22, 1953 weighing 140 pounds, later becoming youth counselor and musician teacher.
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Tartary name scope in historical geography
Tartary today commonly refers to the region known as Sinkiang or Chinese Turkestan and western Mongolia, reflecting historic European cartographic usage.
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