75 escaped. 50 were shot. All but two were shot or returned to captivity.
78 people managed to escape through the tunnel during the Great Escape. Fifty of these were executed on Hitler's orders by the gestapo after being recaptured. 25 were recaptured, but were not shot. The remaining three made it back to neutral territory. Overall, 28 of the original 78 escapees survived.
The great escape happened in world war II
The great escape actually occurred the night of 24-25 March 1944. It has been said that the airmen planned to escape that year so the could capture the Germans attention so there were soldiers looking for them while there were less men on the front lines it worked out greatly as hundreds of soldiers were looking for the p.o.ws (prisoner of war) but many of the escaped prisoners got killed (200 got out a few made it to neutral Switzerland). They many that did not make it where taken to another camp and around 80 were killed.
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The simple past of "escape" is "escaped."
The past participle for "escape" is "escaped." For example: "The prisoner had escaped from his cell."
The past participle of "escape" is "escaped." For example, "She has escaped from the room."
75 escaped. 50 were shot. All but two were shot or returned to captivity.
The Great Escape as it came to be known was a mass escape attempt that happend in a POW camp named Stalag luft III. Quite a few years later it was made a film witch was copied but with chickens, but they escaped differently
Escaped
she was 15 when she escaped
Es- is the suffix of escape and it is from the Latin meaning out (-ex). The root is from the French meaning cape or cloak.
Fernand Mondego allowed Caderousse to escape from his confinement. Both Caderousse and Fernand Mondego escaped.
Nobody escaped.
they escaped