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Alan Roberts WALTHER Burghagen travelled almost eleven miles from the tunnel at Kegworth, Nottinghamshire, before he was recaptured. The description circulated at the time was simply ‘Good teeth, very smiling. Speaks English with American accent’. He would speak with an American accent; after all his mother was American. Burghagen was one of the most interesting prisoners at Skipton. He had been an officer on board a submarine, but no U-boats were sunk on the day he was captured. The truth took some time to unravel. Burghagen had been the prize officer aboard a German submarine. He was trying to make his way back home from Spain in a captured Norwegian freighter by going the long way round to the north of Scotland. Just south of Iceland his ship flying a Norwegian flag was spotted by HMS Otway. The wind was blowing at around 20 knots and the waves in the heavy seas were 2 to 3 metres high. A boarding party of just three men was sent across the Atlantic in a rowing boat to d

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