The British SOE agent Hugh Mallory Falconer was captured by the Gestapo in Tunisia in 1942. This memoir details his initial luck when Gestapo HQ lost his papers, allowing him to trick his way into a group of high-profile hostages. At first this granted him some special privileges, but as conditions in the prison camps gradually deteriorated and he neared starvation, only his quick wits and stoicism kept him alive.
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