Doctor after Arnhem: witness to the fall of the Third Reich
by Mawson, Stuart R.
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BookPublisher: Spellmount 2006ISBN: 9781862273443; 1862273448.Classification number: 940.5472 MAWSubject(s): Mawson Stuart Radcliffe | World War, 1939-1945 -- Prisoners and prisons, German | World War, 1939-1945 -- Personal narratives, British | World War, 1939-1945 -- Medical care -- Germany -- Saxony | Prisoners of war -- Great Britain -- Biography | Prisoners of war -- Germany -- Biography | Physicians -- Great Britain -- BiographySubject: Dr Mawson, a British medical officer, had the unique experience of moving freely, often unguarded, around towns and villages of Saxony, tending Allied POWs. He describes his experiences, from surviving the mass bombing of Leipzig to refusing to accept the surrender of a small town near Colditz.
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| 940.5472 LAN Those who trespass against us: | 940.5472 LOM The railway man | 940.5472 MAC Colditz : prisoners of the castle / | 940.5472 MAW Doctor after Arnhem: witness to the fall of the Third Reich | 940.5472 TYR Stolen childhoods: | 940.5472 WAI Survivor of the long march: five years as a PoW, 1940-1945 | 940.5472 WAL The real Great escape |
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Dr Mawson, a British medical officer, had the unique experience of moving freely, often unguarded, around towns and villages of Saxony, tending Allied POWs. He describes his experiences, from surviving the mass bombing of Leipzig to refusing to accept the surrender of a small town near Colditz.
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