Stateless: How I Helped Nineteen People Get Out of the North Korean Black Hole

Sagid Salah was born in Seoul, Korea. His parents migrated to Seoul after fleeing the Soviet Union during the Russian Revolution. Their family resided there until the outbreak of the Korean War, when they were captured by North Korean forces and held in various prison camps together with American and other foreign prisoners, both civilian and military, for almost four years. Sagid's story describes the harsh conditions their prisoner group was subjected to during their forty-three months of...