Colditz recaptured (6 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. 240 pages. Cover slightly worn/ faded & tanned. Text tanned. Colditz Castle, the camp where the Gemrans tried to keep the most determind e scapers among their prisoners during the Second World War, is already famous thr ough books, films and television. But, suprisingly, very few of the escapers, or would-be escapers, have writen their own stories.Here, Reinhold Eggers who was Security Officer on the staff at Colditz during the War, has put together the st ories of a number of escapes, and escape attemtp, written by the men who actuall y made them.Dr. Eggers supports the stories with extracts from his Colditz diary which ran to twenty-six copybooks and also gives a short account of how the tab les turned at the end of the War and he became a prisoner himself. …