The episode that got me into survival in a bigger way

[comanighttrain]

I had always had sort of a natural knowledge of staying alive outside (living in the highlands, playing in the forests and munros and not eating the nightshade n'all that)

but this really got me into it. To fight tyranny and to save lives during the haulocaust. Truly remarkable... Its a shame that after all they done they were forced to retreat to the West to escape another moustached maniac!



(the rest of the ep should appear when it finished....if you cant find it ask me and ill post them up)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bielski_partisans

[Fletching]

Thanks comanighttrain!

I just watched all the [Belarus] episodes again as I haven't seen them for a few years. Just brings it home that our 'hobby' (as some people would call it) was often borne out of necessity and this is an excellent example of this.

Good on yer (and RM of course!)!

Steve

[paul standley]

Watched it on Sky a while back, their plight was tragic and their resolve unwavering - pretty humbling really...

[TedPalmer]

have you folks seen the movie "Defiance"?
It's about the same time and place as the Belarus episode.
good stuff...
be safe... Ted

[comanighttrain]

have you folks seen the movie "Defiance"?
It's about the same time and place as the Belarus episode.
good stuff...
be safe... Ted

Yeah i did! Not too bad I thought