Out of the Jaws of Hunland the Stories of Corporal Fred Mcmullen Sniper Priva
Out of the Jaws of Hunland the Stories of Corporal Fred Mcmullen Sniper Priva
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[78] CHAPTER IV INTO "THE BLACK HOLE" OF GERMANY Jack Evans resumes: WE found Dulman Camp to be merely an enclosure about three quarters of a mile square, in which about nine thousand prisoners, made up of a representation of practically all the Allies, were given ques- tionable shelter in canvas-roofed huts. Naturally we looked around at first to see if there were any prospects of escape. But when we saw three rows of wire, found out that one of these was electrically charged by a high-tension... current furnished by a power house right in the place, we began to get our eyes opened. In addition to the wire, there were sentries both inside and out, and not satisfied with this they had placed a row of outposts, also guarded by [79l OUT OF HUNLAND sentries, from a hundred to two hundred yards out. No, we found means of getting away from other camps and I suppose if we'd been there long enough would have tried there, but there were very few attempts.
We went through something of the same procedure as Fred has described at Fried- richsfeld, only I think he was mighty lucky.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[78] CHAPTER IV INTO "THE BLACK HOLE" OF GERMANY Jack Evans resumes: WE found Dulman Camp to be merely an enclosure about three quarters of a mile square, in which about nine thousand prisoners, made up of a representation of practically all the Allies, were given ques- tionable shelter in canvas-roofed huts. Naturally we looked around at first to see if there were any prospects of escape. But when we saw three rows of wire, found out that one of these was electrically charged by a high-tension... current furnished by a power house right in the place, we began to get our eyes opened. In addition to the wire, there were sentries both inside and out, and not satisfied with this they had placed a row of outposts, also guarded by [79l OUT OF HUNLAND sentries, from a hundred to two hundred yards out. No, we found means of getting away from other camps and I suppose if we'd been there long enough would have tried there, but there were very few attempts.
We went through something of the same procedure as Fred has described at Fried- richsfeld, only I think he was mighty lucky.
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