| Andre de Wyssogota-Zakrzewski - the remarkable Pole who ran his own escape line through France |
| Hammond and Lister - two RN submariners who escaped from Germany to Switzerland, and then home through France |
| Ernest Sibiril - the Carantec boat builder who organised so many small boat crossings from Brittany |
| F/Sgt Walter William Drechsler - and his crossing of the Pyrenees with members of the SMH/Gloria organisation |
| 138 SD Halifax W1012 -
Some Burgundy, SOE, Pat Line and Bordeaux connnections |
| Françoise - André Pollac - and the group that got away in January 1944 |
| F/Lt Edwin A Haddock (LIB/861) - So near yet so far .. |
| Some John Carter & Vic Line Connections - eight evading airmen cross the Pyrenees from Perpignan |
| VAR Part 1 - The SOE (DF) VAR maritime route between Dartmouth and Brittany -
the beach at Saint-Cast-le-Guildo |
| VAR Part 2 - The SOE (DF) VAR maritime route between Dartmouth and Brittany - the beach at Beg an Fry |
| Crossing from Bagneres-de-Bigorre - on 1 March 1944, ten airmen helped by Pernod set off to cross the Pyrenees |
| Express Delivery - The men brought back by the Shelburn escape line - Index |
| Express Delivery - The men brought back by the Shelburn escape line - Introduction |
| Express Delivery - The men brought back by the Shelburn escape line - Sidney Casden |
| Express Delivery - The men brought back by the Shelburn escape line - William Lock and Charlie Mullins |
| Express Delivery - The men brought back by the Shelburn escape line - Operation Crozier II |
| Crossing from Pierrefitte-Nestalas - on 12 June 1944, three USAAF airmen set off from
the Haute-Pyrenees |
| Françoise - a list of men helped by the Françoise Dissard organisation in 1944 |
| Françoise - Partis vers le 10 Fev et fin de Fev 1944 - eleven military evaders who set off to cross to Puigcerda |
| Françoise - Partis vers le 10 et 13 Mars 1944 |
| Françoise - Partis vers le 18 Avril et 5 Mai 1944 - twelve Allied aircrew who set off to cross the Pyrenees from Aspet |
| Françoise -
Partis vers 12 Mai 1944 - two groups of evaders who crossed the Pyrenees to Les in Spain |
| Françoise - Partis vers 22 Mai 1944 - thirteen men who crossed the Pyrenees to Canejan in Spain |
| Françoise - Partis vers le 30 Mai - four Allied servicemen, who crossed the Pyrenees in two separate parties to Canejan |
| Françoise - Partis vers 7 Juin 1944 - the last five men listed as being helped by the Françoise Dissard organisation |
| Crossing to Bossost - on 25 March 1944, sixteen Allied aircrew set off to cross the Pyrenees to Bossost in Spain |
| Crossing from Tarbes - on 27 January 1944, seven USAAF airmen set off from Tarbes to cross the Pyrenees |
| Archie Barlow continued -
with some Marie-Odile, Jean-Marie and Françoise connections |
| The Robert Crosby Group - and some Françoise and Marie-Odile connections |
| Furniss-Roe Again ! - this time with help from the Françoise and Marie-Odile organisations |
| The Marie-Claire escape line - an account of the men helped by Mary Lindell and her Marie-Claire organisation |
| Operations Envious and Felicitate - twenty allied aircrew brought back from Brittany by RN MGB in 1943 |
| The Oaktree Line - an account of the evaders helped, and some of the people who made it possible |
| Prisoners at Sort - a list of people held at the Prison de Sort in Catalonia throughout the war - by Josep Calvet |
| Chemin de la Liberté 2016 - dedicated to Scott Goodall MBE |
| Escape from the Nazis - by Emma Behr |
| Detachment W - the Allied servicemen who were interned in France before being sent to Italy as POWs |
| The Trap at l'Eglise de Pantin - eighteen evaders captured in a German trap on 17 December 1943 |
| The Breiz-Izel - fourteen evaders brought back from Douarnenez in an operation financed by Georges Broussine |
| They came from Burgundy - Chapter 58 - The Girl in the Blue Beret - and two more evaders captured |
| The Final Days of the John Carter Organisation - the organisation that operated from August 1942 until January 1944 |
| They came from Burgundy - Chapter 44 - The Adventures of Lt Glickman |
| Chemin de la Liberté 2015 - A Personal Account |
| They came from Burgundy - Chapter 40 - Some Mlle Bourgeois, Bordeaux, Dahlia and Felix Connections |
| They came from Burgundy - Chapter 28 - The Loss of Sgt Peacock |
| They came from Burgundy - Chapter 06 - Some Pat Line and Oaktree Connections |
| Escape - by Sergeant Henry Foster |
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| Honouring Dr Jean-Claude Réveillaud - by Chris Bolton |
| Suzanne-Renée - nineteen evaders returned from Brittany by Jean-Claude Camors and Bordeaux-Loupiac |
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| Dad's Army - by George Newton |
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| Frédérique Dupuis - the real Miss Richards |
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| Reseau Francois-Shelburn - the Paris operation of the Shelburn escape line |
| The 'Classic' Comete Route - the St-Jean-de-Luz passage across the Pyrenees to Spain |
| ANZAC Escapers from Crete - one part of the story of escapers from Crete |
| The Dog House - the false safe house in Brussels that was run by Belgian V-Mann Prosper Dezitter |
| The Ghost Train - the 1,370 prisoners who were saved from deportation to Germany by Belgian railway workers |
| Escapers from Germany - stories of the men who escaped from German POW camps |
| Comete Alternative Passages -
the Bidarray, Larressore and Souraïde routes across the Pyrenees to Spain |
| Elisabeth Barbier - her work with the Oaktree escape line |
| A Journey into the Unknown - evasion from Germany by Bill Dennstedt and Darlene Gordon |
| The Joe Balfe Escape Line - details of the evasion network at Hornoy le Bourg (Somme) and Amiens |
| Escape and Evasion in China - advice from the US BEE Bulletins |
| Daisy in the Sky - the story of 2/Lt James S Frederick's 1944 evasion in France - by Scott Frederick |
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Early Escapers - some escapers who got back before the escape lines were established |
| Tail End Charlie - how four crewmen from a B-17 were helped to safety - by Dominique Lecomte |
| World War Two and Beyond - a P-47 pilot brought home courtesy of SOE - by Ken Williams |
| Shelburn Evaders - a list of servicemen brought out on the five Bonaparte and two Crozier operations |
| Evasion in Brittany - Louis Nouveau and the Pat Line connection |
| Evasion in Brittany - the Oaktree Mission of Val Williams and Ray Labrosse |
| Evasion in Brittany - the Shelburn escape line |
| Bourgogne Evaders- a list of servicemen helped by Georges Broussine's Bourgogne escape line |
Operation Sherwood - a list of servicemen sheltered in the Freteval forest by MI9 Mission Marathon |
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