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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Exactly what he wanted Review: My 9 year old was thrilled to receive this book - he loves to draw Pokeman, but doesn't do too well freehand. This book gives him the help he needs to make impressive drawings...
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Ques: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: The BBC. Walking the talk? Review: The BBC. Walking the talk? An epic story of human endurance is being challenged. Did wartime prisoners really walk from Siberia to India?In some of the negative reviews you will learn of the above BBC program containing evidence found by investigators including Linda Willis which cause doubt of the validity of this book. You can read the BBC report by googling the first paragraph above.What I found most interesting of the BBC investigation was several online comments to the article from individuals around Europe who personally know of Polish prisoners who made treks of 1000 miles or so out of Russia's gulag to Persia, the middle East, and the far orient. The truth is that stories somewhat like Rawicz's actually happened many times; maybe hundreds at least it would seem to me. And there remains many other Polish descendants in Siberia's rural areas of those who got out from the Soviet prison system, but then traveled far less distances away.
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