Boyd, O T
…approaching Florence from direction of Pisa and Bologna, that he released us and would provide a special train to take us to Arezzo, about 50 miles south on the railway…
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Williams, George (Toots), Jobson, Hugh and Pryke, William (Ted) – ‘A Long Walk Back’
…from the PARMA-BOLOGNA road. Spent the night in a very small and very poor farmhouse, where I was compelled to admire all the schoolbooks belonging to a small girl. 0530…
Lett, Gordon
Summary of Gordon Lett This document is an important addition to the archive. Not only does it describe – through diary entries – escape, evasion and Italian assistance, but it…
Carver, Richard
…from bottom to top, eventually discovering them at 1.00 a.m. We journeyed north by train to Bologna and special precautions were taken to ensure that no one escaped on the…
Sharpe, Keith
…In the second window below is the transcribed version in plain text. [Digital page 1] CAMP 75 BOLOGNA 8th September 1943 The eighth of September started as an ordinary day…
Lawrence, Roger
Summary This dramatic and tragic story is written by Charles Gordon Clark, nephew of the subject. Capt. Roger Lawrence, Royal Artillery, was only in North Africa for a short while…
Burnford, Alfred (John)
…go to Bologna. Camp still living in cloisters. No sign of Orlando. Aug 7th Bit of trouble …. Orlando came to take the lists (of our confiscated gear) 1/2 a…
Lewis, Peter
…in Bologna and when the Germans came to question him for a second time the commandant refused to let them see him. “Lugli is delirious, he said. “You will get…
Young, Leslie
…on 28th. Later, Young studies with Anthony Laing in Fontanellato. Details of books read, plays given etc in both camps. 1st June – on train via Rome, Florence, Bologna and…
Bourn, Jim
…in 1941. He was a prisoner at Padula, in south Italy, and then at PG19, Bologna. In 1943, at his third attempt, he escaped through a network of sewers and…