We Prisoners of War: Sixteen British Officers and Soldiers Speak from a German Prison Camp 1839741414, 9781839741418

We Prisoners of War: Sixteen British Officers and Soldiers Speak from a German Prison Camp, first published in 1941, is

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We Prisoners of War: Sixteen British Officers and Soldiers Speak from a German Prison Camp
1839741414, 9781839741418

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