| Colditz. A Pictorial History of Oflag IVC | |||||||||||
| by David Ray | |||||||||||
| Caxton Editions. Hardback signed first edition 2001 | |||||||||||
| 184 pages, profusely illustrated with b/w photo | |||||||||||
| Large hardback in fine condition with dustwrapper. Signed dedication by David Ray on half title page. The 'Tony' that the dedication is for, was a POW at Colditz. Also included are a couple of cards sent by David Ray to the same person, as well as a hand written erratum sheet that Tony had prepared, as an example Page 20. 'View in the wine cellar', he has noted 'No window in wine cellar' |
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| REF. 000642 |
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| Colditz A Pictorial History of Oflag IVC by David Ray traces the story of the infamous German POW camp through photographs, maps, and concise commentary. It highlights daily life for Allied officers, the ingenuity behind escape attempts, and the castle’s imposing architecture. The book blends visual documentation with historical context to show how prisoners resisted captivity through creativity, resilience, and camaraderie. It offers an accessible, image‑driven overview of Colditz’s unique wartime legacy | |||||||||||