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Hole: Kidnapped in Georgia
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Hole: Kidnapped in Georgia

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In June 2002, Peter Shaw, a banker from Wales, was brutally kidnapped by a Pseudo-military organisation in a busy suburb of Tbilisi, the capital city of Georgia, in eastern Europe. Hole is the harrowing account of his five month captivity and subsequent 'escape' in November 2002. Peter's powerful and moving story focuses on how he managed to ensure the physical and mental torture inflicted upon him by his captors, particuarly during the 141 days when he was held in apalling conditions, chained by the neck in a tiny cell three meters underground, unlit, cold, wet and isolated. His eventual reunion with his loved ones provides a moving climax to the story.
LanguageEnglish
PublisherAccent Press
Release dateDec 1, 2006
ISBN9781682990834
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Hole: Kidnapped in Georgia
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Peter Shaw

Peter Shaw is a former Director General in the UK Government. He was awarded a Doctorate in Leadership Development by Chester University and has written numerous books on leadership and self-development. He is a Reader in the Church of England and has advised numerous dioceses on leadership and management issues.

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    I couldn't put this book down. Peter Shaw describes with great honesty his time in captivity, 4 months of which he was kept in a hole in the ground, with slugs, rats and no light. He says that he doesn't see himself as a hero but to survive his horrendous ordeal, he must be a remarkable man. An inspirational read.