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"Eastern Nights - and Flights: A Record of Oriental Adventure" recounts Alan Bott's remarkable experiences as a prisoner of war in Turkey during World War I. This gripping historical account details his capture and subsequent daring attempts to escape the harsh realities of Turkish prison camps. Bott vividly describes the challenges faced by POWs in the Middle East, offering a unique perspective on the conflict far from the Western Front.
More than just a war story, "Eastern Nights - and Flights" is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the enduring allure of adventure, even in the face of adversity. Bott's narrative provides valuable insight into the history of World War I and the experiences of those held captive. Readers interested in military history, true adventure stories, and travel within the Middle East will find this meticulously prepared print edition a compelling and informative read.
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