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I started this topic and somehow lost it. Will try again. Two of us (1 senior citizen, 1 adult) are flying from Chicago to Dusseldorf. We want to spend 2 days in Berlin. We are thinking of taking a night train to Munich and then going to the Garmisch area for 3 days. We've travelled between Germany and Italy before, so we are thinking of a night train from Munich to Florence. After 4 or 5 days, we would fly back to Dusseldorf for the return trip.
I have very little knowledge about the Deutsche Bahn website. Are there passes that would make travel cheaper? Would it be more efficient to fly from Berlin to Munich?
Is it reasonable to stay in Florence and take a day trip to Pisa rather than changing hotels?
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I started this topic and somehow lost it. Will try again. Two of us (1 senior citizen, 1 adult) are flying from Chicago to Dusseldorf. We want to spend 2 days in Berlin. We are thinking of taking a night train to Munich and then going to the Garmisch area for 3 days. We've travelled between Germany and Italy before, so we are thinking of a night train from Munich to Florence. After 4 or 5 days, we would fly back to Dusseldorf for the return trip.
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I found passes useful in Germany for two different types of travels, and your itinerary is neither of them. 1. Extensive use of ICE trains including peak hours using straight German Rail pass. http://www.ricksteves.com/rail/germany.cfm 2. Off peak travel on 2nd class slow trains using DB offers http://www.bahn.com/i/view/USA/en/prices/germany/regional-offers-overview.shtml.
Berlin-Munich. You are comparing a 10hr night train vs. flight? Of course flying is faster. But by bringing up night train, I thought you wanted to save lodging cost and save day time travel time. What factor are you trying to optimize? Taking a ICE train may fit better with schedule due to frequent departures between these two cities. Also, have you slept on a train before? Some people sleep well while I find it too noisy and moves around too much.
You don't have many days, and you are traveling from the western edge to the eastern edge of Germany then to the southern edge, and then to Italy and back?
Pisa is only one hour train ride from Florence. You can find this at www.bahn.com. So, yes, it is trivial to visit Pisa from Florence as a day trip.
Finally, the natural question is, why land in DUS instead of BER when DUS seems to be just an arriving airport and why return to DUS to come home instead of flying home from FLR, PSA, FCO, LIN, or MXP?
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Munich to Berlin is 6 hours by train. You can fly on Lufthansa one-way from MUC-TXL for around $76 per person (plus any applicable extra baggage fees). The choice there seems easy enough.
You didn't ask but you can fly from Florence to Munich (a 1:15 flight) for $104 on Air Dolomiti. That would save an uncomfortable night on a train.
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Check Pisa - Dusseldorf WEEZE resp Cologne low cost flights, fares start at 52 EUR with 1 piece of checked in luggage
The train ride lasts 12 hrs (day trains) to 14 1/2 hrs (night train).
Night train Munich dp 21.03 - Florence ar 6.18, with sleeping cars
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I have very little knowledge about the Deutsche Bahn website. Are there passes that would make travel cheaper? Would it be more efficient to fly from Berlin to Munich?>
Nothing can be efficient time wise or money wise perhaps if you nab a nifty discount from bahn.de - you save also on the cost of a hotel that night- timewise you travel at night - flying inevitably entails a half-day of schlepping out to the airport, waiting to board - then retrieving luggage, getting back into the city, etc.
I've taken both those night trains and they are amongst the very nicest in Europe - especially if you want to pay a bit more and get a private double.
Check out these superb IMO sites to learn a lot about night trains and trains in general - www.ricksteves.com; www.seat61.com; www.budgeteuropetravel.com. With just those two trains there is no railpass that would be of use to you.
<I have very little knowledge about the Deutsche Bahn website.> Go to the home page of www.budgeteuropetrvel.com and click on the link "Best Online European Railway Timetable" or some such wording and this brings you to the English schedule page of the bahn.de site - I mention this home age link because they also give you several tips on how to use the site that may not be apparent at first encounter.
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You do realize that the price of a private double sleeper is more than the price of two one-way plane tickets and a hotel for the night? To nab that ever elusive Sparpreis on a City Nightliner, you need to book as soon as the tickets become available, i.e., 89/90 days in advance.
I just checked a date 89 days out and these were Sparpreis for two people on the CNL:
2 persons in 6-berth cabin: 178,00 Euro (Normal price: 254,00 Euro)
2 persons in 4-berth cabin: 198,00 Euro (Normal price: 274,00 Euro)
2 persons in Economy Double cabin: 268,00 EUR (Normal price: 344,00 EUR)
2 persons in 2 Economy Single cabins: 348,00 EUR (SOLD OUT) (Normal price: 424,00 EUR SOLD OUT)
2 persons in Deluxe Double cabin: 328,00 EUR (Normal price: 462,60 EUR)
2 persons in 2 Deluxe Single cabins: 408,00 EUR (SOLD OUT) (Normal price: 542,60 EUR SOLD OUT)
First class is completely booked.
I'm all for saving money where traveling when possible but this is not how to do it. Flying makes so much more sense in this case.
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Yes indeedy at those prices unless perhaps doing the couchette route.
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Florence to Pisa is exactly 1 hour on a direct train, so that should answer that part of your question easily.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez returns to Cuba on Sunday for more surgery after a recurrence of cancer led him to name a successor for the first time in case the disease ends his 14-year dominance of the OPEC nation.
Throngs of shocked supporters gathered in squares across the South American country to pray for and show solidarity with the 58-year-old socialist leader, who was re-elected for a new six-year term in October.
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"With God's will, like on the previous occasions, we will come out victorious," Chavez said late on Saturday from the presidential palace alongside ashen-faced ministers.
His departure from office, either before or after the scheduled January 10 start of his new term, would trigger an election within 30 days. It would mark the end of an era for the Latin American left, depriving it of one of its most acerbic voices and Washington's loudest critic in the region.
A clutch of Latin American and Caribbean neighbors, from Cuba and Nicaragua to Bolivia and Ecuador, depend on Chavez's oil-financed generosity to bolster their fragile economies.
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Allies lack Chavez's charisma and may struggle to control his unwieldy coalition of military and leftist leaders.
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Speculation about Chavez's health had grown during a three-week absence from public view that culminated in his latest trip for medical tests in Cuba. He has undergone three cancer operations and had two tumors removed there since June 2011. He had twice claimed to be cured, only for the cancer to return.
Chavez arrived in Venezuela on Friday after the latest tests, and is due to have the operation in Cuba in the next few days. Venezuela's National Assembly held a special session on Sunday to approve his trip, a formality required whenever the president travels overseas for more than five days.
Chavez said he had rejected the advice of his medical team to have the surgery sooner, on Friday or this weekend, telling them he needed to fly back to Venezuela to seek that permission.
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Publicly naming long-time ally Maduro was a surprise.
"He is a complete revolutionary, a man of great experience despite his youth, with great dedication and capacity for work," Chavez said.
Maduro may win less support from the military wing of the Socialist Party, which controls many top government posts. His naming sidelines Diosdado Cabello, who heads Congress and is a former army comrade of Chavez. Perhaps fearing in-fighting, Chavez urged unity again and again in his comments.
"I never argue with Chavez's instructions, I obey them," Cabello told state TV afterward. "I am at the service of the vice president, at the service of the fatherland."
If a new election were needed, the opposition could be in its best position to win since Chavez took power in 1999. Many voters have ignored the failings of Chavez's government because of their intense emotional connection to him.
Henrique Capriles, a state governor, lost to Chavez in the October election, winning 44 percent support and a record 6.5 million votes for the opposition. He has broad support in opposition ranks and could run for president again.
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Venezuela's widely traded bonds are likely to soar when markets open on Monday on bets that Chavez's renewed illness will lead to a more market-friendly government.
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Breaking down the Brut Sun Bowl between No. 21 Stanford (8-4) and Oklahoma (7-5) on Thursday.
: It will be a game-time decision on whether Stanford's redshirt freshman quarterback
Andrew Luck
(broken finger) will be able to play, but the odds are the ball will be in senior backup
Tavita Pritchard
's hands. Pritchard isn't new to this. He has started 19 games. But in those starts he threw 22 interceptions with just 15 touchdowns. With Pritchard behind center, Oklahoma will dare him to beat them in the downfield passing game. The Sooners will crowd the line of scrimmage and use one of the nation's best run defenses to slow down All-American running back
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. It's Pritchard's job to make them pay for that tactic.
: Stanford's defense has been mediocre-to-bad this year. The Cardinal have lost three starters due to injury and they lack overall athleticism, particularly in the secondary. Opponents are completing 63 percent of their passes and have thrown for 20 touchdowns. The Sooners are loaded at receiver, will be far healthier on the offensive line after the layoff and have a good running game to keep a defense leaning forward. Although Sooners quarterback
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hasn't played well away from home this season, the Sun Bowl won't feel like an away game. The Cardinal will need to step up big on defense.
: This almost certainly will be the last chance to see Gerhart in a Stanford jersey. That's reason enough because the Heisman Trophy runner-up will face a great matchup with a physical Sooners defense that doesn't want to get run over like most of Gerhart's other opponents. Also, there's the mystery of whether Luck might actually pull a Willis Reed and try to play with a surgically repaired index finger he broke in the season finale against Notre Dame.
: The key all year for Stanford has been Luck. Gerhart is a great running back. But he was great last year. With Luck behind center, however, it forced defenses to respect the pass, and he burned teams -- particularly Oregon -- downfield when they tried to gang up on Gerhart. With Luck, Stanford's physical offensive line would be a great matchup with the Oklahoma D-front. But the Sooners will be able to bring an extra defender into the box and outnumber the Cardinal. Can Pritchard make them pay? Guess here is he will a couple of times. But not enough for the Cardinal to outscore the Sooners, who should have their way with the Stanford D. So the call here is Oklahoma 30, Stanford 21.


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NBCSN's coverage of the 2013-14 campaign will kick off tonight when the Chicago Blackhawks host the Washington Capitals at the United Center at 8:00 p.m. ET. In addition to NBCSN, you can also watch the game online.
When does a team qualify as a dynasty in the NHL? Should we lower the standard because of the increased parity in the salary cap era?
The Chicago Blackhawks have won the Stanley Cup twice in the span of four seasons, although the team that just won is significantly different than the 2010 champions. Do they count as a dynasty? Maybe not, but they have the potential to become one.
When they won the Stanley Cup in 2010, Chicago's salary cap issues forced them to immediately part with significant members of their team. This time around there was very little turnover. In fact, some might argue that the Blackhawks went to the other extreme and perhaps even overpaid players like forward Bryan Bickell in an effort to keep this group intact.
Certainly GM Stan Bowman took some risks over the summer, but sometimes great things come to the bold. For at least the next couple of years, Chicago has an opportunity to keep the team that just won the Stanley Cup largely together. We know that Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews are capable of leading a team to greatness and while the Blackhawks have question marks, the sky's the limit for this young and talented squad.
On the other side of the coin is their opening game opponents, the Washington Capitals.
If you're listing off the greatest players in the game, Alex Ovechkin's name usually comes up quickly, especially after his resurgence under Capitals coach Adam Oates last season. Ovechkin has had a strong supporting cast at times too, but unlike the Blackhawks, Washington hasn't made it past the second round of the playoffs during the Ovechkin era.
Still, they can't be dismissed. If Nicklas Backstrom and Mike Green stay healthy, goaltender Braden Holtby continues along his current path of development, and newcomer Mikhail Grabovski plays like a man that has something to prove, then they will be a very formidable team this season.
Chicago's fight to become a dynasty and Washington's quest to finally win the Cup starts tonight. Neither will have an easy time. Especially when they're playing against each other.
Probable goaltenders: WSH – Holtby | CHI – Corey Crawford
- joey4id - Oct 1, 2013 at 8:56 AM
Caps can indeed be a very formidable team. And they have had very good teams since the coming of the G8. But! This is OVs team…… Can he bring the leadership needed?
Well said, Ryan.
"Ovechkin has had a strong supporting cast at times too, but unlike the Blackhawks, Washington hasn't made it past the second round of the playoffs during the Ovechkin era."
- anthonyverna - Oct 1, 2013 at 10:16 AM
I'm looking forward to hockey starting. I'm getting the Center Ice package online (which is great, as my girlfriend only has Roku boxes at her place).
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He was with former republican prisoner Sam Marshall, 31, as he was gunned down after leaving the town's RUC station on 7 March 1990.
On Tuesday, a preliminary hearing of an inquest into his death was held in Belfast.
Eight undercover soldiers were deployed nearby at the time of the killing, but an independent investigation found no evidence of state collusion.
Peter Corrigan, solicitor for Mr Duffy and Tony McCaughey, told the coroner's court his clients should have access to documents disclosed by the security forces.
"The state, we would say, is playing an active part in colluding to murder them in the same incident, 50 shots," Mr Corrigan added.
"They are not witnesses, they are victims, innocent victims."
An investigation by the Historical Enquiries Team (HET) of detectives found no evidence of collusion with the suspected Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) gunmen and said police officers or soldiers had no prior knowledge of the attack.
It said undercover soldiers were deployed near the scene while their commander monitored events from a remote location.
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Two plain-clothed soldiers with camera equipment were in an observation post at the entrance to the police station as the three republicans, Mr Duffy, Mr Marshall and the dead man's brother-in-law Mr McCaughey, arrived at the barracks as part of bail arrangements related to legal proceedings.
Two soldiers followed them on foot as they left and partially witnessed the shooting.
The killers' two guns were never recovered - but were linked through ballistic tests to three other murders and an attempted murder.
Mr Corrigan argued that his clients should be accorded full legal standing during the inquest and given access to documents.
He said they were the subjects of attempted murder bids and this was relevant to the inquest's deliberations on whether security forces colluded in Mr Marshall's murder.
"So they have certainly an interest in these matters, they were part of the issues in relation to the surveillance when the matters took place, they were shot at themselves," he added.
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FREEPORT, Maine, April 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- A romantic dinner for two, a second honeymoon in a tropical paradise, or even a mundane trip to the grocery store. Three times a couple should feel completely at ease with each other. But look again. There's a third party muscling in on your relationship. It's not the in-laws or the kids; the BFF or the co-worker; and even though it sounds terrible, it's not even the lover of a cheating spouse.
Married, living together or just building a committed relationship, money is the uninvited third partner, whispering sweet nothings into one ear while our partner is whispering in the other. And, because we are so married to what money tells us as individuals, we don't understand where our true partners are coming from when we see them thinking or acting differently. We just wonder what's wrong with them - and isn't that just a definite recipe for disaster!
From the time we are old enough to understand the concept of money, we've been taught what to do with it, what not to do with it, how to save it, spend it, invest it, earn it and yes, even covet it, but for most of us, we've never learned how to talk about it.
CPA Jane Honeck and Psychotherapist Spencer Melnick believe that communication, or 'the money discussion' holds the key to better self-understanding, and as a result, better relationships. Together, Honeck and Melnick have developed 'The Money Dynamic', an intensive online workshop designed to help individuals and couples, regardless of their net worth, or lack thereof, to understand their own relationship with money.
"Couples get trapped into thinking it's all about the money," says Honeck. "But the underlying issues are the same ones that trip you up in other areas--trust, power, and intimacy. And, just like those other areas, money problems are solved with the same thing--good communication."
When you finally learn to talk, really talk, about money it's like the 'eureka moment', the Whammy, the Thunderbolt! Here are some easy tricks to learn how.
- Make your first real money conversation about what's good--save the problems for later. Only talking about money when there are problems means you're only trying to talk about money when you're stressed and anxious. No conversations work in that frame of mind. Start when you're feeling good and make it short and sweet. Something like, "I made my lunch today and saved $8. Feels pretty good." Short and sweet but it's a trial run and you're learning for future conversations.
- Be curious about what others think. Ask questions. Again, short, sweet and simple. Something like, "I have a tough time saving, what do you do to save a little money?" You might get a great idea or you just might hear "I can't seem to figure it out!" Either way, it gives you an opportunity to start talking about money and get a new perspective. There's a reason why two heads are better than one. When you stay isolated in your own money thoughts and problems, you only see what you've always seen. But when you look at things from a new perspective, endless possibilities open up and the end result will surely strengthen your relationship.
- Be honest--tell it like it is. No one likes to feel they're all alone. The financial world is expert at helping us feel like we're the only one with this problem. Being honest and truthful about money lets others know they can do the same--and that you don't have to be an expert. Saying you're worried, lets others be worried. Saying you're confused, lets others be confused. And, feeling good lets others do the same. No matter what you are, being honest lets others be on the same page instead of alone with the issues.
- Talk now--not later. Waiting until you have the perfect words, the perfect facts and the perfect weather--only increases your anxiety. And stress and anxiety is a recipe for disaster. Bring it up--whatever it is--the first time you think about it. Even if it's nothing more than, "I'm still sorting this out, but what do you think?" For all you know, your partner may have already sorted things out and it's not an issue at all. Or, if they haven't, just knowing that you're thinking about it too, puts them on your side. They're ready to see how they can help.
- You've arrived. Don't look now but you've just had your first conversation about a money problem. And, if you followed these easy steps, you didn't run from it, you didn't hide from it and you didn't get crucified for bringing it up. Money talk is no different than any other conversation--stay light, interested, honest and current. Nothing more, nothing less.
The Money Dynamic doesn't pretend to give you the secrets of wealth and it doesn't offer a one-size-fits-all answer to getting out of debt, but it does teach you how to recognize money messages, process your own money signals and communicate on a level playing field. The intensive eight part course walks you through both understanding and application by providing video vignettes, course materials and extensive worksheets and study guides.
To learn more about The Money Dynamic, visit http://themoneydynamic.com
About Jane Honeck
Award winning author Jane Honeck, has counseled individuals and businesses for over 30 years as a traditional financial consultant at Honeck-O'Toole Certified Public Accountants, the firm she founded in Portland, Maine. As a CPA and Personal Financial Specialist (PFS), Jane worked with thousands of individuals and businesses to help them make sense of their financial world. Her internationally published book, The Problem With Money? It's Not About The Money! helps you master your limiting beliefs about money.
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"Legendary" has most of that and lots more (minus the idiot manchild), turned inside out and all twisted up like a pretzel, but just as simple and formulaic. Yet even though this picture stars a real WWE wrestler and was produced by the new WWE Studios, it's not just a wrestling picture. ("Big men in tights!" as another Capitol Pictures executive exclaims.) It's a wrestling tearjerker.
The good wrestler, Mike Chetley (WWE superstar John Cena), is also the bad wrestler, estranged from his mother Sharon (Patricia Clarkson) and brother Cal (Devon Graye, who played the teenage anti-hero of "Dexter") since the death of his father ten years before. Picture the Arnold Schwarzenegger of "The Terminator" vintage as the elder sibling of a dyed-blond Justin Long. Cal is the size of Mike's left leg.
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Add to this another hoary stereotype: the Wise Old Black Man and Narrator, Harry "Red" Newman (Danny Glover), who likes to go fishin' at the pond Cal keeps stocked with catfish. It's Red's job to call us "my friends" in voiceover and to elegiacally introduce the small-town, backwoods setting ("the spirit that is Oklahoma"), extoll the hearty disposition of the characters (Sooners are "an ambitious bunch of independent, strong-willed survivors") and announce the theme of the story ("some legends are born from struggle").
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- The girl, 11-year-old Caitlyn Virts, was located along with her father, Timothy Virts, in a motel in Florence, South Carolina
- The owner of the Colonial Inn, Carol Gause, recognized the pair and called the police
- Timothy Virts was wanted for murder after body of Bobbie Jo Cortez was found on Thursday
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A Maryland girl who disappeared after her mother was found dead last week has been located following a nationwide search, authorities say.
The girl, 11-year-old Caitlyn Virts, was located along with her father, Timothy Virts, in a motel in Florence, South Carolina, police said late Friday.
She and her father had been missing since the body of the girl's mother, Bobby Jo Cortez, was found at her home Thursday. Police have since charged Timothy Virts with first-degree murder in the slaying of Cortez, 36.
Manhunt: Timothy Virts abducted his daughter, Caitlyn, and brought her to a motel in South Carolina
The father and his daughter were staying at the Colonial Inn when they were discovered by the owner
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The search for Timothy Virts and his daughter, Caitlyn, become a nationwide operation, with police believing his daughter could be in danger.
Getaway car: Virts was believed to be using this 1999 Dodge Durango that has Maryland plates
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left the state and taken Caitlyn with him after Ms Cortez's body was
discovered at her Dundalk home.
An autopsy was due to take place on Friday, and police have not said what used to inflict the injuries.
Police spokeswoman Elise Armacost said probable cause for the murder charge was based on physical evidence and interviews with people in the house at the time Ms Cortez was killed.
Caitlyn's twin sister and Ms Cortez's young son, as well as two other adults, were also living at the home.
Armacost said Virts had been staying there too, for the past several weeks.
The FBI said that the U.S. Attorney's Office in Maryland has charged Virts with unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
Victim: Bobbie Jo Cortez was found in her home, covered in multiple cuts, on Thursday
The agency searched nationwide for Caitlyn and Virts and put up digital billboards across the country on the search.
An Amber Alert issued in Maryland was expanded late Thursday to include West Virginia.
A police spokesman told WUSA9 they believed Virts had connections to West Virginia and were 'doing our due diligence' to follow tips.
He was thought to be driving a black 1999 Dodge Durango with Maryland plates 5AJ4458. The car is registered to Ms Cortez's husband, Daniel Williams Cortez.
Mr Cortez, 38, is currently being held at the Baltimore County Detention Center on sexual assault charges. Police said they do not believe he has anything to do with the murder of his wife.
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Eight years ago, an old man told me a story that took my breath away. His name was Louie Zamperini, and from the day I first spoke to him, his almost incomprehensibly dramatic life was my obsession.
It was a horse--the subject of my first book, Seabiscuit: An American Legend--who led me to Louie. As I researched the Depression-era racehorse, I kept coming across stories about Louie, a 1930s track star who endured an amazing odyssey in World War II. I knew only a little about him then, but I couldn't shake him from my mind. After I finished Seabiscuit, I tracked Louie down, called him and asked about his life. For the next hour, he had me transfixed.
Growing up in California in the 1920s, Louie was a hellraiser, stealing everything edible that he could carry, staging elaborate pranks, getting in fistfights, and bedeviling the local police. But as a teenager, he emerged as one of the greatest runners America had ever seen, competing at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, where he put on a sensational performance, crossed paths with Hitler, and stole a German flag right off the Reich Chancellery. He was preparing for the 1940 Olympics, and closing in on the fabled four-minute mile, when World War II began. Louie joined the Army Air Corps, becoming a bombardier. Stationed on Oahu, he survived harrowing combat, including an epic air battle that ended when his plane crash-landed, some six hundred holes in its fuselage and half the crew seriously wounded.
On a May afternoon in 1943, Louie took off on a search mission for a lost plane. Somewhere over the Pacific, the engines on his bomber failed. The plane plummeted into the sea, leaving Louie and two other men stranded on a tiny raft. Drifting for weeks and thousands of miles, they endured starvation and desperate thirst, sharks that leapt aboard the raft, trying to drag them off, a machine-gun attack from a Japanese bomber, and a typhoon with waves some forty feet high. At last, they spotted an island. As they rowed toward it, unbeknownst to them, a Japanese military boat was lurking nearby. Louie's journey had only just begun.
That first conversation with Louie was a pivot point in my life. Fascinated by his experiences, and the mystery of how a man could overcome so much, I began a seven-year journey through his story. I found it in diaries, letters and unpublished memoirs; in the memories of his family and friends, fellow Olympians, former American airmen and Japanese veterans; in forgotten papers in archives as far-flung as Oslo and Canberra. Along the way, there were staggering surprises, and Louie's unlikely, inspiring story came alive for me. It is a tale of daring, defiance, persistence, ingenuity, and the ferocious will of a man who refused to be broken.
The culmination of my journey is my new book, Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption. I hope you are as spellbound by Louie's life as I am.
Louis Zamperini's story is absolutely amazing and was an incredibly inspirational man.
Those men gave their all to protect our freedom, reading this will make one appreciate how much of a sacrifice that was.
This is a true story - author Laura Hillenbrand's research was impeccable - very well written - an excellent read!
I found this book quite astonishingly inspiring-- whilst at the same time extraordinarily sad. It really underlined the terrible hardships encountered in the second world war, and... Read morePublished 1 hour ago by Richard Cheney
Great book! Laura does a great job making you feel like you are right there with Louie on his journey. The most moving book I've ever read. Read morePublished 3 hours ago by Julie
Liked it. Had some difficulty with the engineering aspects of the planes, ships, etc. Began to realize that in order to picture what happened in the crash and all of the other... Read morePublished 3 hours ago by Carol burk
Story of a Louis Zamperini's great potential that was lost to WW II. Well worth a read - you'll find it hard to put down.Published 7 hours ago by R. Adams
Fabulous read, amazing survival story, I could not put it down!Published 14 hours ago by Port Ludlow Ken
One of the best biographies that I have ever read. Her details of the POW's experience were haunting, yet I understand so much more than ever about the war with Japan. Read morePublished 15 hours ago by Laura Ketz
A very well told true story about a man who lived through hell, but managed to finally make it to heaven.Published 17 hours ago by bluedog