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How We Won the War

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How We Won the War: Episode 9: Wales

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Episode 9: Wales

BBC Two - How We Won the War, Wales

Jules Hudson finds out how 70 prisoners of war escaped from a prison near Bridgend.

World War II stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. Jules Hudson finds out how 70 prisoners of war made a daring escape from a prison near Bridgend.

Jules Hudson reaches Wales in the penultimate episode of his journey to uncover the World War II stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things. 

He discovers how 70 prisoners of war made a daring escape from a prison near Bridgend. 

In Cardiff he hears how women operated barrage balloons the size of two London buses to keep German bombers at bay, and there is an emotional reunion as a London born evacuee is taken back to the Welsh village that became his home throughout the war.

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World War II stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things.

Jules Hudson seeks out the World War II stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things.

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