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Escape from Stalag Luft III

The True Story of My Successful Great Escape: The Memoir of Bob Vanderstok

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Escape from Stalag Luft III

Auteur(s): Bram Vanderstok
Narrateur(s): John Lee
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On the night of March 24, 1944, Bram Vanderstok was number 18 of 76 men who crawled beyond the barbed wire fence of Stalag Luft III in Zagan, Poland. The 1963 film The Great Escape was largely based on this autobiography but - with Vanderstok's agreement - filmmakers chose to turn his story into an Australian character named Sedgwick.

His memoir sets down his wartime adventures before being incarcerated in Stalag Luft III and then, in extraordinary detail, describes various escape attempts which culminated with the famous March breakout. After escaping, Vanderstok roamed Europe for weeks, passing through Leipzig, Utrecht, Brussels, Paris, Dijon, and Madrid, before making it back to England.

He reported to the Air Ministry and two months after escaping returned to the British No. 91 Squadron. In the following months, he flew almost every day to France escorting bombers and knocking down V1 rockets.

In August, 1944, he finally returned to his home. He learned that his two brothers had been killed in concentration camps after being arrested for resistance work. His father had been tortured and blinded by the Gestapo during interrogation. He had never betrayed his son.

©1983 Estate of Bram Vanderstok; Foreword copyright 2019 by Robert Vanderstok; Simon Pearson Preface copyright 2019 by Greenhill Books (P)2019 Tantor Armée et guerre Europe Grande-Bretagne Guerres et conflits Histoire Militaire Seconde Guerre mondiale Mémoires Guerre Vétéran Angleterre Force aérienne
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An absolutely fantastic book, so well written and what a story! I’ll admit that the movie of the ‘great escape’ helped me picture the POW camp, but hearing the story directly from Bob’s perspective was so much richer. It really is quite remarkable that his escape was successful, when so many others were captured, or even killed. His stories of flying WWII fighter planes were riveting (at that’s something I don’t usually go in for). Highly recommended.

The real story

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An incredible story of a man's experience during WWII. From a life of peace to a fighter pilot and a man on the run. One of the few who survived the 'Great' escape. A story not to be missed.

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