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'I counted each' day: Resiliency got him through years in Russian prison, Paul Whelan says

Summary by New Hampshire Union Leader
WASHINGTON — For the five and a half years he spent imprisoned in Russia, Michigan's Paul Whelan relied on a sense of resiliency he learned from his parents, who grew up in England during World War II, he said.
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