Recounts the experiences of Dith Pran, a Cambodian reporter who worked for the New York Times, and who was captured by the Khmer Rouge when they took over Phnom Penh
Sydney Schanberg Books
This author gained renown for his reporting on the war in Cambodia, where he served as a correspondent for major newspapers. His work is characterized by its depth and understanding of complex geopolitical situations. He primarily focuses on the issues of war and its impact on civilian populations. His dispatches serve as valuable testaments to events that shaped modern history.