The Long March to Freedom

In 1945, thousands of Allied inmates under Nazi command were forced at gunpoint to march from Poland to Germany in dreadful conditions. Testimonials of survivors shines light on the reasons why many men became soldiers.

In the course of battle, allied troops were forced to surrender. The brave men, many now in their 90s, talk of living in constant fear at the prospect of being shot for falling behind on the march.

Through harrowing first-hand accounts, the amazing and moving stories of the men who survived World War II and a long stay in a German Stalag camp in Poland come to life.