Christopher Hudson (1) (1946–)
Author of The Killing Fields
For other authors named Christopher Hudson, see the disambiguation page.
Works by Christopher Hudson
Os gritos do silêncio 2 copies
Os gritos do silêncio 1 copy
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- Birthdate
- 1946-09-29
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- UK
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- UK
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I was gripped by this book from start to finish. This is not a great book to give you an overview of the whole political situation surrounding the conflict in Cambodia but that is simply not its purpose.
This is a book centred on an American journalist and his Cambodian friend who is working with him, detailing the actual events which happened to these two men. I found myself aching with desperation to know what would happen next many times primarily due to the thoughtful characterisation and show more brilliant scene setting. Seeing the conflict through the eyes of a journalist was a powerful experience well facilitated by Hudson. show less
This is a book centred on an American journalist and his Cambodian friend who is working with him, detailing the actual events which happened to these two men. I found myself aching with desperation to know what would happen next many times primarily due to the thoughtful characterisation and show more brilliant scene setting. Seeing the conflict through the eyes of a journalist was a powerful experience well facilitated by Hudson. show less
The Indo-Chinese conflict really fascinates me. I studied the Vietnam War in High School, and we briefly touched on Cambodia and Pol Pot's rise to power.
This book is based on the true story of an American Journalist and his Cambodian Assistant in the lead-up to and following the rise of Pol Pot.
This book is based on the true story of an American Journalist and his Cambodian Assistant in the lead-up to and following the rise of Pol Pot.
"Esta é uma História de guerra e de amizade, da agonia de um país arruinado e da força de vontade de um homem para sobreviver." Assim o jornalista americano Sydney Schanberg inicia um dos mais extraordinários relatos sobre a guerra na indochina, magistralmente transformado em livro por Christopher Hudson. O resultado é um romance comovente, que narra a trágica aventura vivida pelo repórter e seu assistente cambojano Dith Pran. Com ajuda do amigo, Schanberg, consegue escapar do show more Camboja, na época sob o poder do Khmer Vermelho. Seu companheiro, no entanto, ali permanece, presenciando e sofrendo os horrores daquele inferno. show less
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