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Playing with the Enemy
Playing with the Enemy: A Baseball Prodigy, World War II, and the Long Journey Home | Gary W. Moore
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Portrays the life of the author's father, whose budding baseball career with the Brooklyn Dodgers never recovered after his stint as a sailor in World War II, during which he taught top-secret German prisoners of war how to play baseball.
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Playing with the Enemy: A Baseball Prodigy, World War II, and the Long Journey Home | Gary W. Moore
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Quite a rollercoaster of a book. It is a story mainly about baseball and is filled with triumphs, tragedy, and some interesting encounters with WWII as the backdrop.