INTERVIEWS WITH LIBERATED PRISONERS - PART SOUND
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ค. 2015
- (26 Apr 1945)
Car on road to camp, trucking shot into camp. Prisoners race to open gates and follow car. Various interviews with prisoners, British, American and from Dominions. Grous of prisoners sample beer. Martin Gray meets his brother-in-law who was a prisoner at Stalag 357. CU two talking. CU Reg Stacey talking. Group shot of Dominion soldiers being interviewed. Trucking shot of camp. Leaving camp - boys wave etc. In town, ARP at work on pump. CU V cake made in camp.
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I found my dad in this footage he was captured at Anzio bridge and was sent to stalag 4b he never really spoke much about it and wrote down events and regiments he was in , a 2page document I’ll always hold dear, but wow actually seeing this footage at the camp and finding him well amazing there are no words thank you
They all spoke so nice after all they were thru
Awww the brother in laws and the message to Ivy made me teary.....Bless all those Men x
C’est un témoignage magnifique. Je suis ému. Merci AP !
My grandfather George Douglas Lee, he spent 5 yrs in Stalag VB, and also he was a POW in Italy prior to this after being captured in N/Africa, he was in the LF's
Amazing!
There's two Canadian POW's interviewed towards the end of the video. 🇨🇦
Agreed! Was a great generation of British men!
Karl Calito heroes every last one of them, my grandad was kept as a pow in ww2 but he would never speak of it, he took everything that happened, all he seen and heard to his grave with him! I wish I knew what regiment etc he was and could find out more about what he went through, what I do know is that he was Irish so technically didn't have to serve but he did that makes him even more of a hero in my eyes xx
geordielassie, you are right, everyone of them were hero's. If you would like to know what these brave men really went through look up a book titled 'The Last Escape' by John Nichol and Tony Rennell. It tells the blunt truth of the horrors these men went through,
I do hope you realize not all were "British" !!
7:30 ''Ne dajte mu vise, dosta je pio''/ ''Don't give him anymore, he drank enough'' in Serbian :D
Nikad svog dedu nisam video, bio je ovde negde...
Gli inglesi hanno vinto la guerra ma hanno perduto l''impero
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I'm a American and I bloody well can't understand a bleedin thing they are saying??
😆😆😆👍
Antique,it's the some for me,but i'm italian,thay are british
5.42 THE GUY ON THE RIGHT HAS THE MOST AMAZING QUIFF.I DON'T THINK IT WOULD MOVE IN 50MPH WINDS.
Serbian oficir ...!
Ma i prigionieri Russi nei gulag da chi vengono liberati.?