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Unexpected Prisoner: Memoir of a Vietnam POWby Robert Wideman (Author), Cara Lopez Lee (Author)
When Lieutenant Robert Wideman's plane crashed on a bombing run in the Vietnam War, he feared falling into enemy hands. Although he endured the kind of pain that makes people question humanity, physical torture was not his biggest problem. During six years as a prisoner of war, he saw the truth behind Jean-Paul Sartre's words: "Hell is other people." Unexpected Prisoner explores a POW's struggle with enemies and comrades, Vietnamese interrogators and American commanders, his lost dreams and ultimately himself. |
"An eye-opener...Unexpected Prisoner is a must read."
– Billy Thornton, PhD, Vietnam War Veteran
"This is a truly remarkable account of experiences from within the walls of captivity."
– Rick Fischer, Vietnam War Veteran, Army Pathfinder shot down in 1969
– Billy Thornton, PhD, Vietnam War Veteran
"This is a truly remarkable account of experiences from within the walls of captivity."
– Rick Fischer, Vietnam War Veteran, Army Pathfinder shot down in 1969
Thank you for visiting www.RobertWideman.com. Robert speaks with a variety of businesses and service organizations about his experience as a six year prisoner of war (POW) in Vietnam. If you would like to book Robert for a speaking event at your conference, church, school or business - or to schedule a media interview - please complete the Book a Speaking Event form. You can also contact Robert directly at RobertWideman@comcast.net or (601) 480-0420.
"I like to talk about my Vietnam Prisoner of War experience, because I feel good when I share this story with other people."
- Robert Wideman
"I like to talk about my Vietnam Prisoner of War experience, because I feel good when I share this story with other people."
- Robert Wideman
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