RMF386MT–Colditz Castle near Leipzig, first documented in 1046, Saxony, Germany, Europe
RMKFW1WT–Original 1970's version of the 'Escape from Colditz' board game featuring a German swastika on the box. On later editions, the swastika was replaced w
RMAEXY8A–GERMANY COLDITZ CASTLE. POW CAMP FOR ESCAPERS DURING WW11
RFBA9HDK–COLDITZ IN GERMANY
RMD1NPD4–The infamous Colditz Castle in eastern Germany, a former prisoner of war camp
RFD0AP8Y–Colditz Castle, former Second World War POW camp, Saxony, Germany
RMCNPC6B–Church of St. Egidien Colditz, Germany.
RMBCF7E6–Germany, Saxony, Colditz castle, site of famous WW2 POW prison camp
RMF6B5DC–Crest above the gateway to Colditz Castle, the Second World War prison camp for Allied officer prisoners-of-war
RMJK3JNT–Germany, Sachsen, Colditz, Schloss Colditz castle, site of famous WW2 POW prison camp,
RMPWEW2N–The clock tower over the moat bridge. Castle Colditz or Schloss Colditz in Colditz, Germany. A Renaissance castle most famously known as Oflag IV-C.
RFRA213N–Colditz, Germany
RMDJ6D7C–Colditz Castle with Mulde River, Saxony, Germany
RMCCDKHX–n 1046, first documented Colditz Castle near Leipzig, Saxony, Germany, Europe
RMD1NP23–The infamous Colditz Castle in eastern Germany, a former prisoner of war camp
RMD3370W–The Colditz Story by PR Reid
RMCPDHG5–Colditz Castle, Colditz, Saxony, Germany, Europe
RM2RTT8W4–Colditz Castle
RMD91J30–view of Colditz Castle with the town of Colditz below, Saxony, Germany
RMD7W0DN–Marktplatz und Schloss Colditz, Sachsen, Deutschland
RM2F7ARJH–Schloss Colditz, near Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
RFD0AR7W–Archway leading into courtyard of Colditz Castle, former Second World War POW camp, Saxony, Germany
RMCNPC70–Street light lantern in Colditz, Germany.
RMW2BXMY–Colditz, Saxony, Germany
RMF97JF0–Cut-outs of disguises used by Allied officers attempting to escape from the Nazi German prison in Colditz Castle in World War II
RM2B0Y3HE–Colditz Castle with Mulde, Saxony, Germany,
RMPWEW48–Prisoner of war personal items and rations at Castle Colditz or Schloss Colditz in Colditz, Germany. A Renaissance castle also known as Oflag IV-C.
RMD1NP84–The infamous Colditz Castle in eastern Germany, a former prisoner of war camp
RF2GN422G–archway with sandstone elements in the old town of Colditz, Saxony in Germany. Path with cobblestones and old house with mullioned windows
RMMN9NR0–Colditz Town, House Accommodation, Saxony, Germany,
RM2TC8G43–Colditz Castle
RMD91HG3–Colditz Castle, Saxony, Germany
RMD7W0EE–Schloss Colditz, Sachsen, Deutschland
RMBWC862–Colditz family coat of arms on Castle Gate escape proof WWII prisoner of war camp Oflag IV-C
RFD0APXM–Courtyard of Colditz Castle, former prisoner-of-war camp, with lifesize cutout of French POW Boule disguised as a woman
RMCNPB05–Colditz Castle, Colditz, Germany.
RMW2BXMP–Colditz Castle, Colditz, Saxony, Germany
RMF6B571–Colditz Castle, the Second World War prison camp for Allied officer prisoners-of-war, rises above the town square of Colditz
RM2B0XWW3–Colditz Castle above the Muldeaue, Saxony, Germany,
RMPWEW3H–The terraced house and the park at Castle Colditz or Schloss Colditz in Colditz, Germany. A Renaissance castle most famously known as Oflag IV-C.
RM2E3857A–Board and instructions from the original 1970s version of the Escape From Colditz board game
RFBCT34N–Colditz castle
RMRYM1FY–Buildings in Colditz, 1906, Landkreis Leipzig, Colditz, Blick zur Stadt, Germany
RMAEXY91–GERMANY COLDITZ CASTLE. POW CAMP FOR ESCAPERS DURING WW11
RF2M6J7AR–Church of St Egidien in Colditz, in the district of Leipzig, Saxony, Germany on a summers day