WW2 PoW Escape Books (Non Fiction)

The list author says:
	"Fantastic true story about a true war hero"

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	"Gripping first hand account about the Great Escape and James's subsequent escape from Sachsenhausen"

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	"The Colditz book, written by Capt Reid who made a home run from here in 1942"

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	"Colditz described by Reid after his own escape"

The list author says:
	"Excellent readable book written by Brickhill who was in camp at the time of the escape, but does contain some minor factual errors"

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	"A well researched account"

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	"Neave made the first British home run from Colditz - this is his own well written story"

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	"A novelised account of an amazing escape, written by one of the escapers, factual but with changed names"

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	"Another excellent first hand account of the Great Escape"

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	"An offical account of all RAF Home runs from Germany, together with discribtions of the methods used. Crawley was a PoW himself and was Intelligence Officer at Stalag Luft 3."

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	"Another good Great Escape book"

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	"Arguably the best PoW book ever written - excellent account of Pow life"

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	"A funny first hand account about a very persistant, if unlucky escapoligist"

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	"Superb first hand account of the wooden horse escape"

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	"Excellently researched history, with accurate escape accounts"

The list author says:
	"Excellently researched history, with accurate escape accounts"

The list author says:
	"Calnan was a very persistant and unlucky escaper!"