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It was a prison in Vietnam used first by the french and later by the north vietnamese. In the related links box below I posted the Hanoi Hilton article wich has a picture and much more information.

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Where was John McCain imprisoned at?

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Capitol of north Vietnam during the war?

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What countries did the US fight during the Vietnam war?

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Is Ho Chi Minh City the capital of Vietnam.?

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