Harrison Christian

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Harrison Christian is the author of the nonfiction books Should We Fall to Ruin (2022), a story of WWII in New Guinea, and Men Without Country (2021) a story of the mutiny on the Bounty, both published via Ultimo Press. His reporting career has seen him travel extensively in the Pacific and beyond, covering such topics as rising sea levels in Arctic Alaska and the escape of political refugees from China. He lives in California with his wife and their greyhound.

Private William Cook and a scene of Rabaul, where Cook’s garrison was stationed during WWII (Photo: Australian War Memorial Museum; Kenneth Stevens/Fairfax Media via Getty Images; Design: Tina Tiller)

‘See you in hell, fellers’: An untold WWII story of survival in the New Guinea jungle

An excerpt from Harrison Christian's exceptional new book Should We Fall To Ruin.

By Harrison Christian | 2nd August, 2022

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Harrison Christian

‘See you in hell, fellers’: An untold WWII story of survival in the New Guinea jungle

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