SHOT DOWN: A Secret Diary of One POW's Long March to Freedom

The author's Wellington, a twin-engine bomber, was shot down over Germany in 1941. At first hospitalized with hopes of repatriation, he unexpectedly found himself a prisoner in a German POW camp. Throughout the years he was held captive, Kerr kept a secret diary. This work reproduces his diary entries in a fascinating account of all aspects of life in a wartime prison. 24 pages of photos.