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On July 3, 1942, RCAF Bomber Pilot Kingsley Brown was shot down over Holland, and so began what would prove to be a three-year incarceration in the most famous of all German prisoner of war camps, Stalag Luft 3, from which the Great Escape was launched. Brown recalls the years spent behind barbed wire with amazing good humour and generosity.
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Kirk Angles
reviewed Bonds of wire on April 17, 2017
Bonds of wire
Doubt there are many more as harrowing a book as this one. Doubt there are many more as important either.
And I thought the Nazis from Jean-François Steiner's book 'Treblinka' were bad enough.
Enter Hauptscharführer Otto Moll at Auschwitz-Birkenau, who turned out to be just about the most evil and detestable human being I think I've ever come across.
And his defense at the war crimes trial - "An order is an order!" Yeah right. As if he were told to throw babies, which were very much alive, into a pit of burning fat. Or play teasing games with his victims, which was only ever going to end one way. At least some of the other Nazi scum just got on with the job at hand, in a chilling and methodical manner. But nope, he just had to have some fun as well.
Unsurprisingly Hitler gave him the War Merit Cross.
In hell the devil gave him a gold star.
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