Hillenbrand and 'Unbroken' World War II Hero Which of the following best describes the main idea of this audio story?

In World War II, the odds of being rescued, if you ended up on a life raft from a downed plane, were terrible because it was very hard to find people which made Louis Zamperini’s circumstances difficult.

In November of 2010, Scott Simon interviewed Hillenbrand, who wrote a best-selling book about world-class runner and World War II hero Louis Zamperini and his incredible story of survival after crashing in the Pacific Ocean.

During World War II, the Japanese conducted medical experiments on tens of thousands of prisoners and civilians, and killed most of them, but Louis Zamperini and his crew managed to survive them.

The late World War II hero Louis Zamperini, whose story Hillenbrand told in her popular book, survived a plane crash, Japanese prison torture, and the emotional consequences of these difficult circumstances, demonstrating remarkable strength.