Conviction: The Personal Story of an American Woman Imprisoned in Communist Hungary

Conviction: The Personal Story of an American Woman Imprisoned in Communist Hungary

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Attempting to help relatives escape from East Germany in the mid-1960s, an American woman and her husband were arrested in communist Hungary. This graphic personal account highlights the shock of unexpected incarceration, life with thieves, prostitutes, and murderers, and black market survival methods. The dreadful experience of a police state system is in sharp contrast to the freedoms she has always known.
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Attempting to help relatives escape from East Germany in the mid-1960s, an American woman and her husband were arrested in communist Hungary. This graphic personal account highlights the shock of unexpected incarceration, life with thieves, prostitutes, and murderers, and black market survival methods. The dreadful experience of a police state system is in sharp contrast to the freedoms she has always known

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4 reviews for Conviction: The Personal Story of an American Woman Imprisoned in Communist Hungary

  1. Christine

    Amazing story of courage. I was on the edge of my seat the entire story. Very easy to put myself in the writer’s shoes as the story unfolds. A good reminder on what communism does. Excellent story!

  2. Virginia L Chapman

    Well written personal account of a true story, one that chilled me when I read it. I wondered if I would have been that courageous and willing to risk prison to help a desperate family member. The thirst for freedom for a loved one took them to risk all. You will be changed reading this book.

  3. Cathy C

    What an remarkable story! The author writes with intelligent and impassioned descriptions of her experiences inside a Hungarian prison, after a very scary and suspenseful attempt to free family from East Germany. I could not put the book down!

  4. Vi Tradal

    A true and suspenseful story. How quickly we forget the horrors of communism and the experience of this family is a good education for our younger generation to give thought to. It is a story of love of family that risks their own lives to free family left behind; a story of of great courage in the face of much ugliness in prison. I have become friends with this loving, caring, compassionate, strong woman and her husband. They put their beliefs into action in this true account and their lives today. Must read!

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