WW2
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Margot. The other sister. She wrote a diary but, sadly, unlike Anne’s, it was never found. And so she became a supporting player in one of the most tragical stories of the Twentieth Century. Represented not in her own words, but in those of her younger sister.
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D-Day sniper describes his lucky escape
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My passion is for telling the story of ‘ordinary’ people doing extraordinary things. I hope that comes across in my interview with broadcaster Paul Ross.
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Celebrating US pilot Al Sanders, a survivor of betrayal in occupied Europe.
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The airmen thought their war was over. But it had just begun. Courage, betrayal, evasion, escape in The Nazi Ghost Train.
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There is still a place for non-fiction. Still a place for true war stories. Still a place to celebrate the lives of heroes. The airmen, the men and women of the courageous evasion lines, the SOE and the armed resistance.
Greg Lewis 