The Forgotten 500

The story feels like an overlooked piece of history — I wonder what led Freeman to bring it to light and how he uncovered these details.

Their bravery was undeniable, but there were moments where I wondered how they managed to keep going under such danger. Did others find it as emotionally intense as I did?

The book reads like a thriller, but it's clearly grounded in research. I’m curious about Freeman’s process in weaving facts into a compelling narrative without losing authenticity.