"CDs." . . "den 2. verdenskrig." . . "den 2. verdenskrig" . "England" . . . . "England." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Fiction" . "Fiction"@en . . . . "Talking books" . . . . . . "In No 1 PoW Camp (Officers), Grizedale Hall in the Lake District, the senior German officer, Otto Kruger, has problems. The PoW officers under his command are becoming increasingly impatient with his autocratic regime, which forbids all escape attempts unless they've been properly planned. These stories of life in the camp range from the tragic to the bizarre, and the battle of wits between Kruger and his captors draws together such diverse characters as Ian Fleming and Beatrix Potter, in a story that has the British in the unfamiliar roles of guards and captors."@en . "In No 1 PoW Camp (Officers), Grizedale Hall in the Lake District, the senior German officer, Otto Kruger, has problems. The PoW officers under his command are becoming increasingly impatient with his autocratic regime, which forbids all escape attempts unless they've been properly planned. These stories of life in the camp range from the tragic to the bizarre, and the battle of wits between Kruger and his captors draws together such diverse characters as Ian Fleming and Beatrix Potter, in a story that has the British in the unfamiliar roles of guards and captors." . . . . . "War stories" . "War stories"@en . . . "War Stories"@en . "A forest of eagles" . "A forest of eagles"@en . . . . . . . "It is now 1942 and the quickening pace of the war brings new problems for the senior German officer, U-boat 'ace' Otto Kruger. The PoW officers under his command are becoming increasingly impatient with his autocratic regime, which forbids all escape bids unless they've been properly planned."@en . . "Prisoners of war, 1939-1945 Prisoners and prisons, Britain Fiction." . . "Prisoners of war, escapes Great Britain Fiction." . . "krigsromaner." . . "krigsromaner" . "Germany" . . "krigsfanger." . . "krigsfanger" . "krigsfangelejre." . . "krigsfangelejre" . "1940-1949." . . "1940-1949" . .