One of the really weird stories oif WW2 was the June 6, 1944 capture of several Korean soldiers in Whermacht uniforms at the Atlantic Wall defenses! One man's story: Kyoungjong Yang (in pic below) was born in Shin Euijoo, Northwestern Korea on March 3, 1920. He was conscripted to the Kwantung Army in 1938 and captured by the Soviets in Nomonhan and captured again by the Germans in the Ukraine in the summer of 1943, maybe in the battle of Kharkov, and captured finally by Americans at Utah beach, Normandy on June 6, 1944. He was freed from a POW camp in Britain on May, 1945 and moved and settled in America in 1947. He lived near the Northwestern Univ. in Illinois until he died on April 7, 1992. He lived as an ordinary US citizen without telling his unbelievable life story even to his two sons and one daughter. His story was revealed by an article of ‘Weekly Korea’ on Dec. 6th, 2002, which became a big topic in the Korean society here at the time. His surprising story will be told in a new movie which is now being made in the United States. The title of this movie is ‘A POW in Normandy’ and will focus on the real story of a Korean POW(Kyoungjong Yang) and a US soldier who helps him. It is said that the budget for this movie will amount to more than 40 million dollars. Meanwhile, a new Korean film titled "My Way" tells the same story and is available through Blockbuster, Redbox, and other DVD outlets. It was released in July...

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