Kamis, 20 April 2017

Time Travel: Escape to Colditz

COLDITZ CASTLE RISES high above the surrounding country- side of Germany’s eastern Saxony region, its white walls and narrow windows peering down at the Mulde River and the small town of Colditz below. Designated Oflag (“officer camp”) IV-C by the Wehrmacht in 1939, the 16th-century castle was assumed to be escape proof. Its prisoners spent …

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