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Prisoner Of The Word: A Memoir Of The Vietnamese Reeducation Camps-used WHITFORD And Intrigued To Get ThePrisoner Of The World Is A Recounting Of Le Hu'U Tri'S Years In Vietnamese Reeducation Camps. A Young Officer In The South Vietnamese Army In 1975, He Turned Himself In To The New Authorities Following The Fall Of Saigon. He Believed He Would Be Freed Within A Few Weeks. Instead, He Spent Almost Six Years In Forcedlabor Camps Euphemistically Called Reeducation Camps Where Prisoners Were Routinely Starved And Deprived Of Medical Care, Where Some Were