Four Fifty Miles To Freedom (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024407235)

"Four Fifty Miles To Freedom" recounts the daring escape of two British officers, M.A.B. Johnston and K.D. Yearsley, from a German prisoner-of-war camp during World War I. This gripping narrative details their arduous journey across enemy territory, fraught with danger and uncertainty, as they strive to reach neutral Holland and reclaim their freedom. The book offers a compelling first-hand account of the challenges faced by prisoners of war and the indomitable spirit required to overcome seemingly insurmountable odds. A testament to courage and resilience, this story captures the harrowing realities of wartime escape and the unwavering determination to return home.

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