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Alfred John Evans

Alfred John Evans (1889–1960) was a cricketer who played for Oxford University, Hampshire, Kent and England. He was born in Newtown, Hampshire. In a spasmodic first-class cricket career that lasted from 1908 to 1928, Evans, a hardhitting right-handed batsman and mediumpace bowler, played regularly only when at university. By 1921, when he scored 69 not out for MCC against the allconquering Australians under Warwick Armstrong.

The Escaping Club, a true-life account of his wartime exploits was his most famous book.

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Escape and Liberation, 1940-1945

Captivating and exciting stories of RAF prisoners of war escaping from infamous hellholes such as Colditz Castle.

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The Escaping Club

The most famous escaping account from the First World War. In the Second World War Evans was enlisted into the Top Secret intelligence organisation MI9, helping Allied personnel escape from the Nazis.

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Escape and Liberation, 1940-1945

The Escaping Club

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