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Home Run: Escape from Nazi Europe

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Home Run: Escape from Nazi Europe
Home Run: Escape from Nazi Europe
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Pages: 544 pages
Publisher: Penguin UK
ISBN: 9780141024196
Format: tapa blanda
Language: en
Release date: 1/5/2008

ISBN: 9780141024196


Synopsis of Home Run: Escape from Nazi Europe

En este libro, John Nichol y Tony Rennell narran la dramática historia de aquellos héroes que lograron regresar a casa y de aquellos que no lo consiguieron. A lo largo de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, miles de personas se encontraron aisladas tras las líneas enemigas en la Europa ocupada por los nazis: soldados abandonados en las playas tras la caótica evacuación de Dunkerque, aviadores que volaban en operaciones contra los alemanes y que fueron derribados por la artillería antiaérea y los cazas. Estaban solos y huyendo en territorio enemigo con un único objetivo: regresar a Gran Bretaña y ponerse a salvo. Algunos realizaron travesías solitarias a través de cientos de kilómetros de territorio enemigo, otros intentaron precarios cruces marítimos en barcos robados. Muchos depositaron sus vidas en manos de valientes civiles que arriesgaron la ira de un régimen brutal si se atrevían a ofrecer ayuda. La vida de los evasores pendía de un hilo y, para sobrevivir, tenían que confiar en el engaño y la pura suerte.



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John Nichol

John Nichol

John Nichol, was a Scottish literary scholar, academic, writer who served as the first Regius Professor of English Language and Literature at the University of Glasgow. He was well known for his drama Hannibal (1873) as well as his biographies of Robert Burns, Lord Byron, and of his friend Thomas Carlyle. He is also well known for his books Tables of European Literature and History (1876) and Tables of Ancient Literature and History (1877).

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