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In this episode of WW2 Stories Untold, we uncover a side of the war that few ever saw — where captured German soldiers expected chains and cruelty but instead found themselves surrounded by politeness and pine trees.

After their capture in Europe, thousands of Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe prisoners were sent across the Atlantic to isolated camps deep in the Canadian wilderness — places like Camp Neys, Ontario, where the silence was more terrifying than any guard tower.

They came prepared for punishment. What they met were elderly Canadian veterans, polite, disciplined, and strangely kind — men who enforced order with courtesy instead of fear. And beyond the fences lay their true prison: millions of acres of wilderness stretching farther than any German could imagine.

Through diaries, military archives, and survivor testimonies, WW2 Stories Untold reveals how Canada’s vast landscape and quiet decency broke the spirit of escape more effectively than barbed wire ever could.

This is the forgotten story of how respect and remoteness achieved what violence could not — the psychological surrender of the enemy.

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