Preserving a Legacy of Courage, Sacrifice, and Hope
Discover Hidden Conflict, a heartfelt memoir that brings to light the courage, sacrifice, and hidden battles of a World War II veteran, told through the eyes of his son.
About The Author
Michael Stubinski Jr. retired from an information services company in 2013 and lives with his wife, Janet, in Stuart, Florida.Questions regarding his father’s experience during World War II and how it affected his family triggered a passion for research that led to the publishing of “Hidden Conflict, War Comes Home.”
About The Book
“Hidden Conflict” by Michael Stubinski Jr. is a powerful memoir that follows the life of his father, Michael Stubinski Sr., from his immigrant roots in Pennsylvania through the brutal realities of World War II and the lifelong struggles that followed. The story vividly captures Mike’s experiences as a frontline soldier….
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What Readers Are Saying
"This isn’t just a war story, it’s a story of humanity, sacrifice, and the long road to healing. A must-read for every generation."
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"Michael Stubinski Jr. has honored not just his father, but an entire generation who endured the unimaginable with bravery and grace."
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"A deeply moving and beautifully written tribute. 'Hidden Conflict' sheds light on the emotional battles soldiers carry long after the war is over."
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