'That was the only thing on my mind, day and night. To escape and be free. Free from a regime which had sunk to depths I never thought mankind could reach.' D. T. Davies witnessed Nazi atrocities at first hand. Serving with the Royal Artillery, he was originally captured after the Battle of Crete in 1941. He spent three years as a prisoner of war, in Austria, then Hungary and finally at the barbaric concentration camp of Zemun, near Belgrade. These places were far removed from the rural Carmarthenshire where he was brought up, but their stench remains with him to this day. DT was awarded the Military Medal for his wartime service, but this account is no war film screenplay. There is no caricaturing or glamorizing, merely the faithful recording of events which still disturb and defy belief over 70 years on, but which also testify to the heroic resilience of the human spirit even in its darkest hours.
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'That was the only thing on my mind, day and night. To escape and be free. Free from a regime which had sunk to depths I never thought mankind could reach.' D. T. Davies witnessed Nazi atrocities at first hand. Serving with the Royal Artillery, he was originally captured after the Battle of Crete in 1941. He spent three years as a prisoner of war, in Austria, then Hungary and finally at the barbaric concentration camp of Zemun, near Belgrade. These places were far removed from the rural Carmarthenshire where he was brought up, but their stench remains with him to this day. DT was awarded the Military Medal for his wartime service, but this account is no war film screenplay. There is no caricaturing or glamorizing, merely the faithful recording of events which still disturb and defy belief over 70 years on, but which also testify to the heroic resilience of the human spirit even in its darkest hours.
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paperback. Etat : Very Good. Signed. First Edition. First Edition. Signed by the Author. All for Freedom is a gripping true-life escape story in which Ioan Wyn Evans and D.T.A. Davies recount the perilous journey of a young Welshman caught in the machinery of Nazi occupation. After being captured and forced into labour, he seizes a narrow chance to flee, navigating hostile territory, hunger, fear and the constant threat of discovery. The book traces each stage of his escape with vivid detail and deep humanity, highlighting the courage, resourcefulness and sheer will required to survive. Itâs an inspiring testament to resilience and the determination to reclaim freedom against overwhelming odds. First Edition SIGNED COPY. N° de réf. du vendeur mon0001648200
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