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The Death of an American Marine

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Death Row: At Lushun Prison, shown as it now stands, onlookers in 1945 saw among hundreds of Asian prisoners a lone Westerner.When Corregidor fell, Sergeant William Lynch’s tortured journey was only beginning

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