Review: 'The Island of Extraordinary Captives,' by Simon Parkin
In Simon Parkin’s riveting account, a shameful chapter in British history is also a testament to creativity and hope.
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In Simon Parkin’s riveting account, a shameful chapter in British history is also a testament to creativity and hope.
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Simon Parkin’s book about so-called ‘enemy aliens’ interned by the British makes for an informative and engaging read, says Nicholas Jacobs
The story of how art and intellect triumphed in Britain’s bleak internment camps for ‘enemy aliens’ on the Isle of Man
Simon Parkin unearths the story of German Jewish refugee Peter Fleischmann, who became a painter while a prisoner in a second world war camp on the Isle of Man