Blaine Harden – Escape from Camp 14 Audiobook

This is my first. book review. I am a voracious reader. However, I have never written a book Review until I listened. audio book. One of the factors I didn’t create is a book Review was due to the fact I wasn’t a native English speaker audio speaker. For me, writing in English was difficult. But, I learned to pay attention to the bookI felt like I needed to write anything. I was expressing thanks to Shin, the protagonist who endured unimaginable horrors, and was able to share his tale with the world.

Before I paid attention to this, audio bookI had an obscure idea of North Korea. Kim Jung Il, the NKorean oppressor and is also less humane, mentally ill, as well as really dangerous. He exploited NKoreans to deprive them of their lives. (*14*)Escape from Camp 14 Audiobook Free. As the author discussed in the bookI was just one of many SKoreans who were both oblivious and detached from Nkorea. It was hard to feel sorry for them. Their story was typical of communist country’s bad stories. They were both terrible and miserable, but I didn’t feel it until I came across them. book. It was both a beautiful and eye-opening experience. I was terrified by the terrible story. It was so bad that I couldn’t stop crying or reliving the horrible event, I had to stop and pay attention briefly.

After I finished the guide, my family and close friends referred it to me in the hope that they would become more aware of the main problems faced by NKoreans. I wish NKoreans whose human rights have been completely violated by the greedy, foolish, and far less human dictators Kim’s relatives, well. While I don’t know how I can help NKoreans, I will continue to make efforts to ensure that more SKoreans are aware of the terrible reality facing NKoreans. I will still be interested in marriage between two Koreas, and also assist LiNK (Liberty of North Koreans).

Shin, whose unimaginable courage and indomitable spirit are inspiring, deserves my gratitude once again. He helped me to see that my angst about life was for noble reasons. His inner strength is something I admire. I wish him inner peace and freedom. Shin’s story was made easily accessible to the world by the author in such a way that it touched many people. Getaway from Camp 14, Blaine Harden The best seller masterfully allows us to recognize Shin, but not as an hero, however as a guy by telling us a story of what was done by North Korea’s repressive government and what he was forced into doing to survive. Shin was born in Camp 14The son of 2 political prisoners and was sentenced from A life of hunger and effective labor can be as miserable as a birth. In the camp, prisoners were not taught to value things such as friendship and also family. Shin was ruled by food, guards, and government officials. from Many of his victims were subject to vicious whippings or abuse. He learned to communicate with family and friends and to not feel guilty for it. This came out when one his instructors beat to death a six-year old classmate. Shin, then thirteen years old, told his mother and his sibling about his escape plan. from He was young and wanted to be rewarded. Shin was credited with finding the strategy by the college nightguard, but instead of being rewarded, he was taken into custody and guards tortured him for four days. They believed that Shin was part the plan to flee. Shin and his father spent seven months in a small concrete prison cell. Shin was finally compelled to view the public implementations of Shin’s mother and sister.

Shin, 23 years old, decides to leave Park as a fellow prisoner. Park tried to pass through an electric fence at first, but was electrocuted fatally. Blaine Harden – Escape from Camp 14 Audio Book Online. Shin was able to run away using Park’s body as a shield to ground the current, but he still sustained severe burns to his legs when they slipped onto Park’s lowermost cord. Shin ran away and broke into a nearby farm to find old fatigue clothes. He was able to look like a North Oriental soldier by wearing the outfit. He survived on food and scrounging. He finally reached China’s northern border, where he bribed North Korean border guards who were in desperate need of food and cigarettes.