Outwitting The Hun; My Escape From A German Prison Camp: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Outwitting The Hun; My Escape From A German Prison Camp, credited to Pat O'Brien, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Outwitting The Hun; My Escape From A German Prison Camp by Pat O'Brien. Read by David Wales. A true war narrative, published in 1918 while WWI was still going on. Though not able to find the author, Pat O'Brien, on the internet, the recorder notes that there is, however, information about him in a wikipedia article about his wartime best friend, Paul Hartley Raney, at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul\_Hartley\_Raney (Summary by David Wales)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Outwitting The Hun; My Escape From A German Prison Camp
• Author credits: Pat O'Brien
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 21
• Listed recording duration: 5:33:58

Catalogue topics

• audio book
• biography
• war stories

Track guide

1. 00 Preface — 3:43
2. 01 The Folly Of Despair — 6:02
3. 02 I Become A Fighting-Scout — 16:38
4. 03 Captured By The Huns — 15:30
5. 04 Clipped Wings — 22:35
6. 05 The Prison Camp At Courtrai — 29:03
7. 06 A Leap For Liberty — 11:35
8. 07 Crawling Through Germany — 9:33
9. 08 Nine Days In Luxembourg — 18:19
10. 09 I Enter Belgium — 23:37
11. 10 Experiences In Belgium — 14:44
12. 11 I Encounter German Soldiers — 16:44
13. 12 The Forged Passport — 31:54
14. 13 Five Days In An Empty House — 24:32
15. 14 A Night Of Dissipation — 13:53
16. 15 Observations In A Belgian City — 6:11
17. 16 I Approach The Frontier — 12:55
18. 17 Getting Through The Lines — 16:36
19. 18 Experiences In Holland — 26:20
20. 19 I Am Presented To The King — 9:11
21. 20 Home Again — 4:24

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