I just have to visit Colditz one day. The whole story just fascinates me a lot. I've seen the Colditz TV series twice (it's out on DVD at last), great stuff. Funny thing is all of this happened more than 40 years before I was born ('87)!
I was fortunate enough to meet Major Pat Reed when he visited our school in the early 1970s to talk about his experiences. Our maths teacher was an ex Battle of Britain fighter pilot. When the maths became difficult or boring someone would ask Sir to tell us about the time he shot down the Jerry! He would regale us with his exploits! Very interesting video. Thanks
Thoroughly enjoyed your film and sat riveted from beginning to end. Like yourself, I`ve always wanted to visit Colditz and for about the same length of time...will definitely be heading over to experience it within the next year or two.
I`m not sure if it`s documented in enough detail, but I`d have liked to have the exact route followed by the 4 escapees in another documentary.
Great little insight Mike, the castle has always interested me, I had the Escape from Colditz board game as a child (and recently found it again), also read Pat Reids book over and over, would dearly love to visit it one day and take it all in, thankyou
I've been to Sachsenhausen where there were British prisoner who were forced to make fake English money which the Nazis used to try to reck our economy.
Colditz would be a very interesting place to visit. :-)
Oh, you mean as a sort of revenge when your evil racist Empire thorougly wrecked the German economy in the 1920ies, by invading and killing unarmed people during peace, causing civil wars in Germany, mass-poverty, economic collapse and hyperinflation which made people lose all their savings?
hahaha, its so amazing how you British gangsters cover up half of mankind's history. All these evil deeds by the Bfritish happened long time before WWII: in the 1920ies.
I just have to visit Colditz one day. The whole story just fascinates me a lot. I've seen the Colditz TV series twice (it's out on DVD at last), great stuff. Funny thing is all of this happened more than 40 years before I was born ('87)!
Dellerss 6 months ago
Is there a hotel within? would love to (will) visit and especially see it by night
STEPASAUR 7 months ago
I was fortunate enough to meet Major Pat Reed when he visited our school in the early 1970s to talk about his experiences. Our maths teacher was an ex Battle of Britain fighter pilot. When the maths became difficult or boring someone would ask Sir to tell us about the time he shot down the Jerry! He would regale us with his exploits! Very interesting video. Thanks
Agrati1 8 months ago
Thoroughly enjoyed your film and sat riveted from beginning to end. Like yourself, I`ve always wanted to visit Colditz and for about the same length of time...will definitely be heading over to experience it within the next year or two.
I`m not sure if it`s documented in enough detail, but I`d have liked to have the exact route followed by the 4 escapees in another documentary.
Best,
Stuart (Glasgow).
MovieSoundTrackMan 1 year ago
Great little insight Mike, the castle has always interested me, I had the Escape from Colditz board game as a child (and recently found it again), also read Pat Reids book over and over, would dearly love to visit it one day and take it all in, thankyou
STEPASAUR 1 year ago
Great video mike.
I've been to Sachsenhausen where there were British prisoner who were forced to make fake English money which the Nazis used to try to reck our economy.
Colditz would be a very interesting place to visit. :-)
STOPTHEEU 1 year ago
@STOPTHEEU
Oh, you mean as a sort of revenge when your evil racist Empire thorougly wrecked the German economy in the 1920ies, by invading and killing unarmed people during peace, causing civil wars in Germany, mass-poverty, economic collapse and hyperinflation which made people lose all their savings?
hahaha, its so amazing how you British gangsters cover up half of mankind's history. All these evil deeds by the Bfritish happened long time before WWII: in the 1920ies.
Elberiver11 1 year ago
Maybe the British concentration camps in South Africa are an even more interesting place to visit? lol
Elberiver11 1 year ago
PS: If you want to stop the EU, i recommend you talk to Sir Evelyn Rothschild. Owner of the Bank of England, he runs the EU.
Elberiver11 1 year ago
Thank you -- fascinating!
jasiddiqi 1 year ago
You're welcome.
And yes, I meant both parts 1 and 2 together.
elizabeththesaurus 2 years ago
Excellent job. A very interesting short documentary.
elizabeththesaurus 2 years ago 3
Thank you Elizabeth. Hope you liked part one as well
yourthurrock 2 years ago
Fantastic
roger31174132 2 years ago 3