During World War II, a group of Allied prisoners of war, led by fearless aviators, orchestrated one of the most extraordinary escapes in history from the German POW camp, Stalag Luft III. Digging three tunnels—Tom, Dick, and Harry—right under the Nazis’ noses, they planned a mass breakout involving 200 men. Though only a few made it to freedom, their ingenuity and courage became a symbol of defiance against tyranny, immortalized in the iconic film The Great Escape.

Summary:Alcatraz was America’s most secure prison, a fortress surrounded by icy, deadly waters. Yet in 1962, Frank Morris and the Anglin brothers pulled off the impossible. With handmade tools, fake dummy heads to deceive guards, and a makeshift raft, they vanished into the night. Did they survive, or did the treacherous waters claim them? Decades later, their fate remains one of the greatest prison escape mysteries of all time.

Summary:Henri Charrière, known as Papillon, was sentenced to life on the infamous Devil’s Island penal colony for a crime he swore he didn’t commit. Facing brutal conditions, disease, and relentless guards, Papillon attempted multiple escapes, each more daring than the last. With unwavering resilience and sheer survival instincts, he executed one of the most legendary breakouts in history, proving that no prison—no matter how inescapable—could break his spirit.