WW2 PoW stuff:

Eichhörnchen · 09-29-16, 06:13 AM

"Treblinka Survivor" by Mark Smith

The History Press; ISBN no. 978 0 7524 5618 8

Mark Smith's engrossing story of his attempt to discover why the father of a childhood friend took his own life by jumping off a bridge in Scotland, fifty years after he'd finally escaped from perhaps the most horrific nightmare visited on human beings by the Nazis. Again, perhaps not strictly within the remit of my thread, for Treblinka was no PoW camp... it was far worse.

09-29-16, 06:13 AM	#23
Eichhörnchen Starte das Auto Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: The Fens Posts: 17,499 Downloads: 5 Uploads: 0	Treblinka Survivor "Treblinka Survivor" by Mark Smith The History Press; ISBN no. 978 0 7524 5618 8 Mark Smith's engrossing story of his attempt to discover why the father of a childhood friend took his own life by jumping off a bridge in Scotland, fifty years after he'd finally escaped from perhaps the most horrific nightmare visited on human beings by the Nazis. Again, perhaps not strictly within the remit of my thread, for Treblinka was no PoW camp... it was far worse. __________________

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