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The 'Hanoi Hilton,' officially known as Hoa Lo Prison, is a former prison in Hanoi, Vietnam, infamous for its use during the French colonial period and later during the Vietnam War when it housed American prisoners of war. Today, a portion of the prison remains as a memorial, offering visitors a glimpse into the harsh conditions and historical significance of this notorious site.

Delve into an extraordinary account of resilience and human spirit, chronicling a six-year ordeal within the notorious Hanoi Hilton. This compelling narrative highlights incredible courage and unwavering survival against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, offering profound insights into an unforgettable experience.