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Escape to Freedom: an Airman's Tale of Capture, Escape and Evasion
Tony Johnson
Hardback Book  |  History  |  20 Sep 2004
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Escape to Freedom: an Airman's Tale of Capture, Escape and Evasion by Tony Johnson is a History Hardback Book.

The author was shot down in his Wellington bomber on his third operational mission. Captured shortly after, he was interrogated in Dulag Luft before being sent to Stalag Luft 1 on the Baltic where he stayed from April to September 1944. As the noose tightened on Germany, Tony and his fellow kriegies were kept on the move. He describes the increasingly harsh conditions they all endured, including the infamous Long March of the winter of 1945. He twice escaped; the second time successfully reaching the advancing Allied Second Army. AUTHOR: Now retired Tony Johnson lives at Market Harborough Illustrated

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Title: Escape to Freedom: an Airman's Tale of Capture, Escape and Evasion

Format: Hardback Book

Release Date: 20 Sep 2004

Author: Tony Johnson

Sku: 3216103

Catalogue No: 9780850528947

Category: History


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