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Back in WW2, The Nazis built many prisons. The most infamous of them was Colditz Castle. The prison got its reputation from claims that it was inescapable. It was where prisoners who had escaped from other prisons that were later caught were sent. One intrepid group of American captives hatched and executed a daring escape plan, a story told in the movie of the same name.
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