Jean-Luc E. Cartron is an adjunct research assistant professor of biology at the University of New Mexico. He is the editor or coauthor of several books, including a biography of his grandfather, a prominent member of the Resistance in western France during World War II.

• List of IllustrationsForeword by Roger Stanton PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAuthor's NoteList of Abbreviations1. A Perilous Hide-and-Seek2. For King and Country3. The Route Past Luchon4. On the Run5. Too Many6. April Attempt7. Hero or Villain?8. Aftermath of a Betrayal9. Maddy De Deken10. The Woodcutter11. Escapes and Hardships12. The Road Blockade13. Separate FatesAppendix 1: Allied Evaders, Escapers, Resistance Fighters, and Engelandvaarders Who Attempted to Cross the Pyrenees into Spain, April 19–22, 1944Appendix 2: The Escape Line OrganizationsAppendix 3: Known Prisoners Who Escaped from the Train Bound for Neuengamme, June 5, 1944Appendix 4: The Arrest and Deportation of Jacqueline HouryAppendix 5: Evaders Helped by ""Françoise"" Organization in 1944 in Toulouse and Surrounding AreaTimeline of Key Events, 1944GlossaryNotesSelected BibliographyIndex

“Hundreds of Allied evaders achieved freedom thanks to the selfless dedication, courage, and sacrifice-often at mortal cost-of those who put together and managed all that was needed. This is the basis for Jean-Luc Cartron’s impeccably researched book. It deserves to take its place among the finest historical accounts of that tragic time.”-Evelyn Le Chene, author of Silent Heroes: The Bravery and Devotion of Animals in War

Jean-Luc E. Cartron is an adjunct research assistant professor of biology at the University of New Mexico. He is the editor or coauthor of several books, including a biography of his grandfather, a prominent member of the Resistance in western France during World War II.

• List of IllustrationsForeword by Roger Stanton PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAuthor's NoteList of Abbreviations1. A Perilous Hide-and-Seek2. For King and Country3. The Route Past Luchon4. On the Run5. Too Many6. April Attempt7. Hero or Villain?8. Aftermath of a Betrayal9. Maddy De Deken10. The Woodcutter11. Escapes and Hardships12. The Road Blockade13. Separate FatesAppendix 1: Allied Evaders, Escapers, Resistance Fighters, and Engelandvaarders Who Attempted to Cross the Pyrenees into Spain, April 19–22, 1944Appendix 2: The Escape Line OrganizationsAppendix 3: Known Prisoners Who Escaped from the Train Bound for Neuengamme, June 5, 1944Appendix 4: The Arrest and Deportation of Jacqueline HouryAppendix 5: Evaders Helped by ""Françoise"" Organization in 1944 in Toulouse and Surrounding AreaTimeline of Key Events, 1944GlossaryNotesSelected BibliographyIndex

“Hundreds of Allied evaders achieved freedom thanks to the selfless dedication, courage, and sacrifice-often at mortal cost-of those who put together and managed all that was needed. This is the basis for Jean-Luc Cartron’s impeccably researched book. It deserves to take its place among the finest historical accounts of that tragic time.”-Evelyn Le Chene, author of Silent Heroes: The Bravery and Devotion of Animals in War

Jean-Luc E. Cartron is an adjunct research assistant professor of biology at the University of New Mexico. He is the editor or coauthor of several books, including a biography of his grandfather, a prominent member of the Resistance in western France during World War II.

• List of IllustrationsForeword by Roger Stanton PrefaceAcknowledgmentsAuthor's NoteList of Abbreviations1. A Perilous Hide-and-Seek2. For King and Country3. The Route Past Luchon4. On the Run5. Too Many6. April Attempt7. Hero or Villain?8. Aftermath of a Betrayal9. Maddy De Deken10. The Woodcutter11. Escapes and Hardships12. The Road Blockade13. Separate FatesAppendix 1: Allied Evaders, Escapers, Resistance Fighters, and Engelandvaarders Who Attempted to Cross the Pyrenees into Spain, April 19–22, 1944Appendix 2: The Escape Line OrganizationsAppendix 3: Known Prisoners Who Escaped from the Train Bound for Neuengamme, June 5, 1944Appendix 4: The Arrest and Deportation of Jacqueline HouryAppendix 5: Evaders Helped by ""Françoise"" Organization in 1944 in Toulouse and Surrounding AreaTimeline of Key Events, 1944GlossaryNotesSelected BibliographyIndex

“Hundreds of Allied evaders achieved freedom thanks to the selfless dedication, courage, and sacrifice-often at mortal cost-of those who put together and managed all that was needed. This is the basis for Jean-Luc Cartron’s impeccably researched book. It deserves to take its place among the finest historical accounts of that tragic time.”-Evelyn Le Chene, author of Silent Heroes: The Bravery and Devotion of Animals in War