The Escape Line

Monday, 27 April 2015

Colditz - Poles, Locks and Bed Sheets Part One

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A few days after the failed Allan escape (see previous post) two Polish officers made their attempt. Lieutenant Mikolaj ‘Miki’ Surmanowic...
Monday, 20 April 2015

Colditz - The Peter Allan Escape

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  The Germans never discovered how Alain Le Ray escaped from Colditz (see previous 3 posts). When serious questioning came from higher...
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Monday, 13 April 2015

Colditz Part Three - The First Home Run (3)

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French POWs at Colditz  Continued from last week’s post...   Alain Le Ray had to act immediately. Hidden from the outside, he only had ...
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Monday, 6 April 2015

Colditz Part Three - The First Home Run (2)

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Continued from last week: '…no one had succeeded in escaping from the castle. The prisoners had tried tunnelling, hiding the spoil ...
Monday, 30 March 2015

Colditz Part Three - The First Home Run (1)

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Colditz Castle At the afternoon parade of 12th April 1941 the French Senior Officer advised the Germans in Colditz that one of his own ...
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Monday, 23 March 2015

Colditz Part Two - The First Escape

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The early spring of 1941 saw a first escape by prisoners of war from Colditz,   although it occurred outside of the perimeter walls of ...
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Keith
Writer and reader of historical non-fiction and fiction, especially escape and evasion and World War 2. Also dabbles in flash fiction, short stories and dark tales. Don't Look Back is his first memoir. It is the true story of an RAF airman’s escape through Nazi occupied Europe and the paperback is available from Troubador Publishing. The eBook is downloadable now from all major providers.
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