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Special Bib 

February 1963 
This is the third bibliography in a series dealing 

with the general topic of Unconventional Warfare. 

Part I dealt with Guerrilla Warfare, while Part 11 

treated Psychological Warfare. Items listed in 

previous parts of the series have not been relisted. A fourth bibliography dealing with Propaganda 

will be published shortly. 

The bibliography represents 

the holdings of the Air Force Academy Li 

this subject. It was prepared by mernbe 

Library Staf €. 

a selected portio 
SECTION I WORLD W It 

SECTION 91 WORLD WAR I1 - GERMAN PRISON C 

SECTION 911 WORLD WAR 11 - JAPANESE PRISON 

CMS - - - " e - - - - - --- -- 16 

SECTIQN IY WQRLD WAR HI. - ALLIED PRISON CAMPS - 19 

SECTION VI GENERAL - - - - - - - - - - - .. - 22 
Bott, Alan. Eastern -a - of e 

New York, Penguin Books, 1920, (D 62738 875) 

Escapers - all, being the personal narrative pf fifteen from war-time camps, 1914- 

1918. with an -introduction by Joe R. Ackerley. 

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London, John Lane, 1932. (D 627 .A2 E74) 

Evans, Alfred J. The escaping club. London, J. 

Cape, 1936. (Dx627 .G3 E9) 

Grinnell-Milne, Duncan W, An (. London, John Lane, 1926. (D6 

Hardy, Jocelyn L. I escape. London, 

1927. (On order) 

Jones, Elias H. The --road to - En-Dor. London, John 

Lane, 1919. (D 627 .T8 57) 

Maglic, Konstantin. The dandy - hun. Tr. from the 

German by Arthur Mayne. London, John Lane, 1932, 

(On order) 

O'Brien, Pat. Outwitting 7- the hun, fny. escape from g 

German prison camp. New York, Harper & Brothers , 1918. (D 627 .G3 01) 
Arkwright, A. S. H). Return 

Oflag -XV B. - London, See1 ic 

1948, (On order) 

will carry E. 

ork, Random 

ell. Parachute - t~ Yomrk, 

ress, Inc., 1945. (On or 

Benuzzi, Felice. No picnic - on Nt. 

E. P. Dutton & z., 1953. ( 

Bird, William R. Two Jacks: 

of Major Jack M. Veness and 

Eather. Philadelphia, Macrae 

(I) 802 .F8 B61) 

-- 

Blackman, Michael. 9 the hunter’s moon. London, 

Hodder & Stoughton, 1956. (D 805- B62) 

Brickhill, Paul. Escape or die: authentic stories 

of the RAF escaping society. New York, W. W. 

Norton & co., 1952. (D 805 .a B84) 

-- --- 

. Great escape. New York, W. W. Norton & Co., 

1950. (D 805 .G3 B84) 

Brickhill, Paul and Norton, Conrad. Escape to danger. 

London, Faber & Faber Ltd., 1946. (On order) 

Brilkas, Jean. -The -road to - liberty. Tr. by Baptista 

Gfllfot-Smith. London, Davies, Peter, Ltd., 1945, 

(On order) 

2 
Brusselmans Anne. Rendezvous e 

Brusselmans , London, Ernest Benn, Ltd., 1954, (On order) 

Burney, Christopher. e 2nd ed. 

New YQ~c, St, Martin Po (D 805 

.G3 B96) 

Castle, John, pseud. Password is 

W. W, Norton & Co., 1955. (D8 

Chrisp, John. The tunnellers of Sandbors 

Robert Hale, 1959, (D 805 .G3 C55) 

- _IChurchill, Peter. The spirit in the cage. 1st American ed. New York, G. P. Putnam's Sons, 

805 .G3 C56) 

Claire , pseud , Escape from France. London, RQ~EX 

Hale, 1941. (On order) 

Crawlcy, Aidan M. Escape - from Germany: a history - of 

RAF escapes durinq -- the war. 

Schuster, Inc , , 1956. (D 805 .G3 C91) -- - Mew York,Simon 

Deane-Drummon, Anthony, Return ticket . Philadelphia, 

J. B. Lippincott Co., 1954. (D 811 D28) 

Derry, Sam I. The Rome escape line: the story of 

- the British Organization in Rome for assisting 

escaped - POW, -- 1943-1944. New York, W, W. Norton 

& Co., 1961. (D 763 ,182 K76) 

-- - 

3 
e 

(D 805 .G3 D49) 

Dunbar , John e . New 

York, w. w. D89) 

unning George . leed the many. London, 

Elak Books, 195 805 .G3 D92) 

Eggers, Reinhold. Colditz: the German side of the --_I___ 

story. Tr. & ed. by Howard Gee, (Eng title: 

Colditz: the German story) New York, . Norton & Co., 1962. (D 805 .G3 E29) 

- 

Evans, Alfred J. Escape and liberation, 

London, Hodder & Stoughton Ltd., 1946, 

Feuchtwanger, Lion. The devil in France, encounter 

with him in the summer -of - 1940. 

man by Elisabeth Abbott. New York, Viking Press, 

1941. (D 805 .F8 F42) 

-I_.-- 

Tr. from the GerFurman, John. Be -- not fearful. New York, Roy Publishers, 1962. (D 811 F98) 

Garrad-Cole, E. Single to Rome. London, A. Wingate, 

1955. (D 805 .I5 G23) 

Giovannitt%, Len. Prisoners of Combine D. New York, 

Henry Holt & CO., 1957 . (E 3 G512p)- 

Guerlain, Robert, pseud. They -who - wait. Tr. by T. 

R. Jaeckel. New York, Thomas Y e Crowell Co., 1943. 

(OR order) 

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Habe, Jans, pseud. A thousand shall __._I____ fall. New York, 

Harcourt, Brace 6L World, nc D, 1941, (on order) 

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Haedrich, Marcel, pseud. Barrack - 3, -room 12. - Tr. 

from the French. New York, Reynal & Co, , Inc ., 

1943. (On order) 

Hauge, Eiliu. Flight from Dakar. Tr. by F. H. Lyon. 

New York, E. P. Dutton & Co., 1955. (On or 

Heaps, Leo. Escape from Arnheim. New cnillan 

Co., 1946. (On order) 

Helion, Jean. They shall not have me. New k, E. 

P. Dutton & Co., 1943. (On order) 

Howarth, David A. We -- die alone. New York, Macrnillan, 

1955. (D 811 H85) 

Howell, Edward A. Escape to live. New York, Longmans, Green & Co. , 1947. (D 805 .G3 H85) 

Hutton, Clayton. Official --J secret- - the remarkable 

story of escape aids, their invention, production, 

-- and the sequel. New York, Crown Publishers, Inc., 

1961. (D 805 .A2 €398) 

Inks, James M. Eight bailed out. New York, W. W. 

Norton & Co., 1954. (D 802 .Y8 15) 

Instone, Gordon. Freedom, - the spur. London, Burke 

Publishing Co., Ltd., 1953. (On order) 

5 
Klaas, Joe, Maybe -I'm - dead. New York, 

C oo, 1955. (PZ 3 K63m) 

Kulkielko, Renya. Escape from the pit. New York, 

Sharon Books, Inc , 1948, (On order) 

Klefos, Brede, They came in the night; wartime - experiences -of a - Norwegian American. New Yark, 

Lania, Leo, pseud. Darkest hour; advent res _and I__- escapes, Boston, Houghton Mifflin Go, 9, 1941. (On 

order) 

Lay, Beirne., Jr, -I've had -it: - - the surviva 

bomb $roup commander. 

Row, 1945. (D 811 L42) 

New York, Harper & Brothers, 

Lyle-Smith, Alan. World -is -six - feet square. New 

York, W. W, Norton & eo., Inc., 1955. (On order) 

McKie, Ronald. The heroes, 1st American ed, New 

York, Harcourt, Brace & CQ., Inc., 1961. (D 

767.55 M15) 

Mackie, Philip. Hurrah! - the flag, New Yark, W, W. 

Norton & Co., Inc., 1958. (On order) d 

Magener, Rolf. Prisoners' bluff. Tr. from the German 

by Basil Creighton. 1st American ed. New York, 

E. P. Dutton & Co., 1955. (D 805 .I3 M19) 

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Marshall, Bruce. - The white rabbit. Boston, Houghton 

Mifflin Co., 1953. (D 802 .F8 M36) 

Martin, Bernard . Behind a thousand headlines. New 

York, Wilfiam-Frederick Press, 1944. (On order) 

s-France, Pierre. The pursuit of freedom. Tr. 

of ---, Liberte' -liberte' --chdrie. - London, Longnans 

Green, 1956. (DC 407 M53) 

Millar, George R. Horned pigeon. New 

6: Co., Inc., 1946. (on order) 

Moss, William S. -- I11 met & moonlight. York, 

Macmillan Co., 1950. (D 7c.7 .C7 M91) 

Myers, Bessy. Captured, 9 experiences --

as an - ambulance driver and as 2 prisoner of the Nazis. 

York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., 1942. (D 

805 .G3 M99) 

New __.- _cNattages, Francois. Escape to danger. Tr, from the 

French. London, George G. Harrap and Co., 1943. 

(On order) 

Neave, Airey. Little gclone. London, Hodder & 

Stoughton, 1954. (on order) 

. They have their exits, 1st American ed. 

Boston, Little, Brown & Co., 1953. (D 805 .G3 -- 

N3 5) 

7 
Pape, Richard, Boldness b~ ~ny, friend. BOS~QII, 

ton Mifflin, 1954. (D 805 .@3 P21) 

Paul, Daniel, pseud. Surgeon at arms. New York, W. 

W. Norton & CO., 1959. (D $02 .N4 K4) 

Philpot, Oliver L. S. Stolen journey. 1st American 

ed, New York, E. P, Dutton & Co., 1952. (D 805 

.63 P57) 

Prittie, Terence C, F, South - to freedom: -;3 record 

of escape. London: Hutchinson & CO,, " 9 1946. 

(on order) 

- 

Reid, Patrick R, Colditz story. Philade 

Eippincott Co,, 1953. (D 805 .G3 R35) 

. Men of Cdditz. (English title: Latter 

days) Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott Go., 1954. 

(D 805 .G3 R35 1954) 

-- 

Richardson, Anthony. Alone he went. (English title: 

Wingless victory) 1st American ed. New York, We 

W. Norton & Co., 1951. (D 811. E 53) 

. - No place to lay head. London, Odhams 

Press, 1957. (D 811 R52r 

Rofe, Cyril. Against the wind. London, Hodder & 

Stoughton, 1956. (D 805 .G3 R71) 

Sexton, W. K. We fought - for freedom. Kansas City, 

Burton Publishing Co., 1948, (D 805 .G3 S5l) 

8 
tta, pseud, Paris e New York, 

Charles Scribner’s Sons, 1943. (D 811.5 s499) 

Simmons, Kenneth ‘UJ. , New York, Thomas Nelson 

6. Sons, 1960. (D 805 .G3 S59) 

Stowe, Leland, No other _II_._.__ road to freedom. New York, 

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1941. (D 811.5 586) 

Szalet, Leon. Experiment - E., tr. by Catharine €3, 

Williams. Oxford, Toronto, Didier Publishers, 

1946. (On order) 

Taylor, Geoff. Piece of cake. London, er Davies, _IC1956. (D 805 .G3 T24) 

Thomas, Walter €3. Rare to be free, Lorado __I_--- 

Wingate, Ltd, , 1956, (On order) 

Turner, John F. Prisoner at large. London, Staples 

Press, 1957. (D 805 .G3T94) 

Williams, Eric E. -The -book of - famous escapes. 

published in London under title: 

New York, W. W. Norton & Co., 1954. (HV 8657 W72) 

The - escapers.) 

, compiler. Great escape stories. New York, 

Robert M. McBride Co., 1959. (D 805 .A2 W72) 

. - The tunnel. New York, Coward-McCann, lnc., 

1952. (D 805 .G3 W72) 

. - The wooden horse. New York, Harper & Row, 

1950, (D 805 .G3 t.372~) 

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Periodical Articles 

ennett , 44: 14, 

Blunnenson, Martin. The Hammelburg mission. Military 

Review 35:26-31, 

t escape tun 75: 

Brickhill, Paul. Reach for the sky, excerpt. Reader's 

Digest 65:145-168, September 1954. 

Brickhill, Paul; ed. by Michie, Allan A. Tunnel to 

freedom; escapes from Stalag Luft 111. Reader's 

Digest 47 :39-50, December 1945. 

Bringuier, Paul. How General Giraud twice escaped the 

Nazis. Colliers 112:llff, 24 July 1943. 
Y * Prisoner-s 

ritif;h priso ers, Black 

Carnes Cecil e 101 days of Private Perlmutter. Saturday Post 217:14ff, 21 April 1945. 

Cowley, Makdrn. Escape from the galleys. New Repub- 

_1_. lic 109:289-290, 30 August 1943. 

DeBurgh, H, G. Smuggler’s ay; a story 

over the Monte Rossa from Italy to S 

Blackwood 258:289-298, November 1945. 

Emile X. Story for free men: personal history of a 

Belgium York Times who escaped from the Nazis. -__II_ 

Magazine, p. Sff, 17 May 1942. 

Escape planned by R.A.F. officers; underground workings of the famous tunnel at Stalag Luft 111. - 11- 

lustrated London News 207:32-33. d 14 Julv -r 1945. 

Feast, A. M. Interlude in Bolzano. Roundel 

September 1954. 

Ferguson-Warren. Ab initio pt e 1-2. Marine 

6: 40-42, 

Corps 

Gazette 3426-34, April 1950; 4 7 - 53, May 1950. 

Fishman, Joseph F. Yankee ingenuity in prison camps. 

American Mercury 62 : 300-305, March 1946. 

Fjell, Per, pseud. Ed. by Lorimer Moe, Some got 

away: RAF officers who broke out of a German 

prison camp. Colliers 114:16ff, 2 September 1944. 

11 
Gaedemann, C ittell, Robert, Only way out, 

Reader's 3-98, September 195.5. 

Giraud, Henri H. G ad's esca e. _11__11_. Life 26:120ff, 23 

ay 1949, 

Granecki, Walter Z., ed, by David C, WkttePs. 1 

wouldn't stay a pr soner. Saturday 

2117:12ff, 3Q 945; 2E8:22ff, 7 

218:22ff, 114 July 1945. 

Great Geman embarrassment; General He 

Giraud. Time 39:34-36, 11 May 1942, 

Hauser, Ernest 0, Bear cub in a Nazi cage; 

boy enslaved at 12, freed himself. Evening - Post 217:17ff, 3 February 1945. 

Kelion, Jean, Escape through Germany. Atlantic 

41-51, August 1943. 

Henri. One mads escape. Tr. by Howard C. Rice, Jr, 

Atlantic 166:288-292, September 1940, 

I escaped from a German prison. Science Digest 15:21- 

25, June 1944, 

I escaped from a German prison camp. Free World 7: 

319-321 , April 1944, 

Ivelaw-Chapman, Sir Ronald Those who helped airmen 

to evade capture and escape (in World War 11). 

Power 6:1134H3, January 1959. 

- Air 

12 
L.i. 

ary 1944, 

Lay, Beime, s, out by uadergroun 

Saturday ff, 28 July 1945; 21 

22ff, 4 August 1945; 218:20ff, 11 August 1945. 

Long, Martin. It% never too late, - Air Force 

Flying Review 14: 21 -22 Dece 

an with a past; aviation cadet Wisscnbac e way 

back to England. Time 42:64, 6 Sep 943. 

France, Pierre. Liberte", liber 

. Lippman. Free World 4:69-73, 

Meos, Edgar. Escape or death; a daring das 

dom. Royal Air Force Flying Review 16:3 

1961 e 

Murphy, Mark. Chance; escape from Norway. - New 'Ilorker 

17362.70, 15 November 1941; also in Scholastic 

25ff, 5 January 1942. 

. Chap from underground. New Yorker 18:40-48, 

21 February 1942. 

MacLeod, R. J. The trail of the comet: wartime evasion recalled. Roundel 13:22-28, November 1961 

Officer walked 350 miles to freedom. Air Force Times 

22:20, 17 March 1962 (Eastern edition); 21. March 

- 

1962 (Western edition). 

13 
ainton, Frederick Ce Girauci's briUiant escaDe from .L 

~azi prison Reader's 43: 6l -64, September 

1943, 

Porter, Amy. Balkan escape; interview with L, J. 

Tacina and E. HI Rutkowski. 

1 April 1944. 

Colliers 113:L5Ef, 

Reynolds, Quentin. Boat trip to Dieppe. Colliers 

110:14ff, 12 September 1942; 110:13ff, 19 September 

1942. 

Robinson, Sidney, ed. by Harry Brandon. 

from the island of terror; Crete. 

ing Post 216:14ff, 8 April 1944. 

Scott-Malden, F. D. S. The German did 

after all. Royal Air Force Flying Review 7 no. 5: 

23, February 1952. 

Self-abstraction from the Nazis: Helions escape. 

Time 40:60-62, 23 November 1942. 

South, Oron P. The artful airman: true accounts 

American airmen in evading or escaping capture by 

the Germans in World War 11. - Air Power Historian 

7:40-52, January 1960. 

. Return to duty. Air University Quarterly 

Review 5:67-71, Winter 1951-1952. 

k 

Squire, J. I walked alone; an escape through France 

in 1940, by Earl of Cardigan. 

- News 217:530, 30 September 1950. 

Illustrated London 

14 
knapsack was e * 

5, October 1961. 

Window to freedom (evading the Germans). Royal Air 

Force Review 14:20-22, April 1959. 

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Section I11 - World -

War I1 - - 

Brown, Wenzell. Kong aftermath. Toronto, George 

J. McLeod, 1943. (On order) 

Cunningham, Winfield S. Wake _I_ Island Command. Boston, 

Little, Brown ti Co., 1961, (I) 767.99 .W3 C97) 

Durnford, John. Branch -line to - Burma. London, Macdonald, 1958. (D 805 .33 D96) 

Dyess, William E, Dyess story. Ed. by C 

velle. New York, 6. P. Putnam's So 

805 .J3 D99) 

Eyre, Donald C, in collaboration with 

The soul and the sea. 

(D 811 E98) 

London, Robe --I__-- 

Goodwin, Ralph €3. Hongkong escape. London, Arthur 

Barker, Ltd., 1953. (On order) 

Guest, Freddie. Escape from the bloodiest - sun. London, Jarrolds, 1956. (D 811 G93) 

Hawkfns, Jack, Never say die, Philadelphia, Dorrance 

& Coo, Xnc,, 1961, (D 811 H39) 

Lin, Ch'iu-mei. 

Janet - Lim. 

-Sold - for silver; an autobiography & 

Cleveland, World Publishing Co., 1958. (D 805 .53 L73) - 

Lockwood, Charles A. Zoornies, -- subs & zeros. New York, 

Greenberg, 1956, (D 769.45 L8L) 

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McCoy, Melvyn H. Ten escape from New York, 

Farrar & Reinhart, 1944. (D 805 .J3 M131) 

Marsman, Jan H. escaped I____ from Wong Kong. New York, 

Reynal & eo., Inc , 1942 e (Qn order) 

Priestwood , Mrs a Gwen. Through Japanese barbed wire 

New York, Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc. , 1943. 

(On order) 

Proulx, Benjamin. Underground from 

York, E. Pa Dutton & C O ., 1943. 

Smith, Columbus D. Quentin Reynolds8 

New York, Random House, Inc., 1945. 

Tipton, Laurance. Chinese escapade. New York, Macmillan Co., 1949. (On order) 

Tsuji, Masanobu. Underground escape; a translation 

from the Japanese. Tokyo, Robert Booth ti Taro 

Fukuda Publishers, 1952. (D 811 T88) 

Wallace, \<altero Escape - from -, hell - - the Sandakan 

story. London, Robert Hale, 1958. (D 805 .J3 W19) 

Whitcomb, Edgar Da Escape from Corregidor. Chicago, 

Henry Regnery Co. 1958. (D 805 .J3 W58) 

Yashima, Taro, The new sun. New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston , Inc , 1943. (On order) 

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ical Articles 

____I American 

Fuller, Burt C. Japs aren't so smart; radioman's 

story of capture, enslavement, and escape in the 

Philippines. American Magazine 139:28ff, Yune 1945. 

Gause, Damon J, Escape from Corregidor's hell. New 

York Times %azine, p. 12ff, 2 May 194 

Jones, D. L. Escape from Java. :27Ef, N o - vember 1942. 

Morrill, John H., ed. by P. Martin. 18 men and a 

boat; from the Phillippines to Australia. Saturday 

Evening Post 215:9ff, 19 December 1942; 215:26ff, 

26 December 1942; 215:28ff, 2 January 1943, 

Van Landingham, Charles E. Escape from Bataan. Sa- turday Evening Post 215:24ff, 3 October 1942. 

Wild, R. L. Light and the dark (Japanese prison 

camp). Blackwood 284:97ff, August-September 1958. 

Yung, Chen Chun. Slipping through no-man's land. 

Asia 43:686-689, December 1943. 

. 

18 
ec m 

arlo de. African 

57. (D 805 .G7 €34 -_L___ 

Burt, Kendal and L~~SOX-, James. -One - that 0 

New York, Random House, 1956, (W 805 .G7 397) 

Pabel, Reinhold. Enemies are human. New York, Kolt, 

Reinhart ti Winston, nc,, 1955. (D 805 .U5 PI> _PI_ 

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Periodical Art ides 

Burt, Kendal, and Leasor, James. One that gat away; 

condensation. Reader's Pigest 69:84-. 

ber 1956. 

Escape in Arizona. Time 45~16, 8 January 154.5, 

Escaped Nazi: Baron Franz von Werra. Newsweek 17: 

16, 3 February 1941. 

Hoover, John E e Enemies at large; escaped dangerczus 

and desperate foes American Magazine _c_ 137: 17ff, 

April 1944, 

Kirwar, William E. Escape tactics of Geman war 

prisoners. 

hnuary 1945. 

Journal - of Criminal Law 55: 357 -366, 

i, 

Kriegsnarine escape, 25 prisoners from the Papago 

Park internment camp. Newsweek 25:33-34, 8 January 1945. 

19 
Masquerader; Rein 

31953* 

Pabel, Reinhold N. J., ed. by 

bluff Americans. Colliers 

- Time 61:25, 23 March 

Bill Fay. It's easy to 

131:2U-23, 16 ?lay 1953. 

Prisoner of war criminally responsible for the lootine U 

of a mailbag in the course of an escape. 

Journal - of International --- - Law 39:592-598, July1945. 

American 

20 
Blair, Clay. Beyond e New York, D, 

1955. (DS 921.6 B63) 

Brown, Kallace. The endless hours: g ---- two and a half 

years as a prisoner of the Chinese communists. New 

York, W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1961. (DS 921 €388) 

- II_- 

-- -_I___ 

Millar, Ward M. Valley of the Shadow. New York, 

David McKay Co., Inc. , 1955. (DS 921 M64) 

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Periodical Articles 

Bergh, 0. Captive in Korea. Royal Air Force 

Review 9:21-22, January 1954. 

Fitch, William R., and Kinison, Harold 13. They e scaped from Korea. 

1954 

Air Force 37:40ff, September 

Hubbell, John G. Long way home, Reader's Digest 60: 

21-28, April 1952. 

Webb , John E., Jr. The cave American Legion Magazine 62:12ff, February 1957. 

21 
- General. 

~a~be~~ai~, E. Wi . Combat stories of World War 

__I- 11 and Korea. New York, John Day, Go., 1962. (PZ I__ 

3 c443c) 

Clark, Ronald W. Great moments in escaping, New Hork, 

Roy Publishers, 1958. (HV 8657 C59) 

Davenport, Basil. Great escapes. New York, William 

Slaane Associates, Inca , 1952. (HV 8657 D24) 

Delrnayne, Anthony. Sahara-Desert escape, ndon, 

Jarrolds , 1958. (D 805 .F8 D35) 

Emmens, Robert G. Guests _I_- of the Kremli 

Macmillan Co., 1949. (D 805 .R9 E5) 

Fiala, Martin, pseud. -__. 9~15 to freedom, London, h'ingate, 1952, (DB 215.5 F49) 

Lias, Godfrey. I survived. London, Evans Brothers, 

Ltd., 1954. (On order) 

Michener, James A. Bridge at Andau. New York, Random House Inc, , 1957. (DB 956 M62) 

Parkin, Ray. kt of the smoke. New York, William 

Morrow & Go., Inc., 1960. (D 779 .A8 P46) 

Rawicz, Slavomir. Long walk: a gamble for life. 

(D 805 .R9 R25) -- 

New York, Harper & Row, 1956, 

Smith, Charles A,, ed. 

who escaped and one 

Press, Inc,, 1954. 

- 

Escape from Daradise (. bv seven 

who did not. Boston, Beacon 

(On order) 

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Periodical Articles 

Barmine, Alexander. Escape from Stalin. 182: 

294-302, February 1941 e 

Bayley, Malcolm W. Through the perilous night; i n - 

terview with Mary G. LeRoux. Christian Science 

Monitor Magazine, p. 6ff, 2 October 194- 

Chia, Lei. Prisoner of the guerrillas ., Tx. by Edgar 

Snow and Kuo Ta. Asia 4b473-474, Sep er 1940. 

Collins, P, E. Escape from terror, Pt. 1. 

ing 4:8-13, April 1955; Pt. 2, 4:20-23, May 1955, 

Colman, D, E. The phantom legion. Amy 

84:98-103, April 1962. 

Cox, D, M. It was a long walk home. Roundel 13: 

18- 22, May 1961. 

Disney, Dorothy C. Escape 

Journal 69: 181 f f , April 

to freedom. Ladies Home 

1952 

Escape from Siam. Royal Air Force Flying Review 9: 

21-23, March 1954. 

F. I., pseud. Escape in Greece, Jewish Frontier, 

p. 21-26, November 1943. 

23 
49: 1118- 

How Don escaped. Rotarian 70:37-38, January 1947. 

Hunt, Leslie. Escape - to death. Royal Air Force 

Flying Review 13:23ff, December 1957 e 

Jarecki, Franciszek. Flights for freedom pierce 

Iron Curtain. - Life 34:32-33, 6 April E 

Konvalinka, Jaroslav and Truksa, Karel. 

ride to freedom. American Magazine 

ruary 1952. 

Kowalski, Michael Re The day I was buried a 

Roundel 13:16-20, December 1961. 

Kuszell, S. Escape to fight. Royal Air Force 

Review 9:29-31, June 1954. 

MacGhee, D. F. A POW'S war is never over. - Air Force 

37 27-30, July 1954 . 

McSweyn, A. F. Escape! Royal Air Force Flying Review 

10:34-36, June 1955; 10:24-26, July 1955; 10:28-30, 

August 1955. 

The man they couldn't kill. Royal Air Force Flying 

Review 8:14-16, March 1953. 

Marshall, James L. Behind the barbed wire. Colliers 

112:43ff, 10 July 1943, 

24 
arting, H. F. 

34ff, August 1943, 

136:: 

Missing: believed killed. Royal Air Force Flying 

Review 9:14-16, June 1954. 

Qgilvie, A. K. Tigers in the tunnel. Roundel 13: 

18-23, September 1961 e 

Oh, really.' (Anecdote) Canadian Army -Jo - 

July 2952. 

Olson, J. E. No surrender. Military Review 34:14- 

19, March 1955, 

The pilot who always came back. Royal Air Force Flyin6 Review 8:23-26, April 1953. 

Prchal, E. M. Escape flight from Prague. Flying 48: 

Uff, June 1951. 

Quinn, James F. Evasion and escape. Infantry 47: 

66-75, April 1957. 

Rathbun, Frank F. Fit to be untied; escape from 

captors should be goal of every soldier. 

47:50-55, October 1957. 

Infantry 

Road to freedom. Commonweal 59: 514-515, 26 February 

1954, 

Seth, R. Noose was round his neck...but he cheated 

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33, March 1953. 

Royal Air Force Flying Review 8:32- 

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Singer, Kurt. 

81 : 18f f , 8c tober 

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Stevens, id. and Vancil, Gordon Q., ed, I'd rather be 

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assey, George e Evasion. Infantry School guarterly 

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