Escape to the West
: [N September, 1951, a handful of desperate men seized control of the Prague-Asch express and drove it through the. "Iron Curtain" to Selb, in | the American Zone of Germany. This /incident highlighted what is, in fact, a | ‘continuous traffic of refugees between _ East and West. It also set Morris West, of Australasian Radio Productions, to | thinking. The result was Pathways to Freedom, a series of dramatised escape stories gleaned largely from European settlers in Australia. Each one is pefsonally introduced by the man_ or woman who made the escape, though in sOme.cases pseudonyms have been used from fear of reprisals. The series will. start from 1YA at 8.0 p.m:°on Tuesday, August 10, and later from other National stations, pea et
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 785, 6 August 1954, Page 18
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124Escape to the West New Zealand Listener, Volume 31, Issue 785, 6 August 1954, Page 18
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