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review The Wooden Horse Ñ eBook or Kindle ePUB summary The Wooden Horse To freedomThis vaulting horse was four feet six inches high and its base covered an area of five feet by three feet When it was carried into the courtyard the German guards thought it was simply a vaulting horse similar to that used in any gymnasiumIt is true that the prisoners vaulted over it But unknown to the German guards two men were always concealed within the horse and Amazing story of life in a stalag and escaping from it Hogan s Heros isn t uite as far fetched as we might think Men can be amazing in their kindness to each other under adversity I am so glad that I decided to read this Disney's It's Hard to Share (Disneys) read this
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review The Wooden Horse Ñ eBook or Kindle ePUB summary The Wooden Horse Based on true events in which the author calling himself Peter was involved this is the story of a successful escape from Stalag Luft III in German occupied Poland by British prisoners of war during WWIIThe title is well chose for it was by means of a wooden vaulting horse that Eric Williams and his two companions made their way out of the captivity of a German prison camp in My first escape story from a POW camp I loved it The ingenuity of it all Speaking with second world war veterans they tell of amazing things the prisoners got up to and how they all felt it was their duty to try and escape
summary ✓ eBook or Kindle ePUB ´ Eric Williamsreview The Wooden Horse Ñ eBook or Kindle ePUB summary The Wooden Horse While the prisoners vaulted these two men were busy underground burrowing a tunnelWhen's the day's work was over the hole was boarded up earth placed over the boards and the horse with the two men inside taken back into the camp This work of tunnelling went on for several months until the tunnel was over 120 feet long and extended beyond the barbed wire which bounded the cam A daring tale of escape from the eyes of a British soldier in a German POW camp Told with a flowing style underlying humor and uick dialogue Good Book