Blackwood's Magazine, Zväzky 259–260W. Blackwood, 1946 |
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Strana 109
... prisoners of war escaped , and the general impression - soon to be cor- rected- -was that it was all over . stories are told of some camps where prisoners were told to stay quietly and await official liberation , and where the Germans ...
... prisoners of war escaped , and the general impression - soon to be cor- rected- -was that it was all over . stories are told of some camps where prisoners were told to stay quietly and await official liberation , and where the Germans ...
Strana 112
... prisoners was rather pathetic ; so the less said about the next hour the better . The dinghy turned out to be stove in and quite unseaworthy , filling as soon as launched , and the rubber boat was half deflated . When at length the ...
... prisoners was rather pathetic ; so the less said about the next hour the better . The dinghy turned out to be stove in and quite unseaworthy , filling as soon as launched , and the rubber boat was half deflated . When at length the ...
Strana 130
... prisoners followed them , but the Germans opened fire and everyone was rounded up . The German officer then explained to the prisoners that they were in no danger , that they would not be hurt , and that so long as they did the work ...
... prisoners followed them , but the Germans opened fire and everyone was rounded up . The German officer then explained to the prisoners that they were in no danger , that they would not be hurt , and that so long as they did the work ...
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