Escape From Sobibor(1987) Access

The prisoners lured Nazi officers into barracks under the guise of fittings (shoes, suits) to kill them silently before the main escape.

The film is a powerful historical drama that depicts the mass uprising at the Sobibor extermination camp on October 14, 1943. Often cited as the most successful prisoner revolt in a Nazi death camp during World War II, it portrays the daring efforts of approximately 600 prisoners to fight for their survival. Film Overview Release Date: April 12, 1987 (USA) Director: Jack Gold Escape from Sobibor(1987)

About 300 prisoners successfully breached the perimeter, with roughly 50 to 60 surviving until the end of the war. Critical Reception The prisoners lured Nazi officers into barracks under

Set in Eastern Poland, the camp's primary function was the execution of approximately 250,000 Jewish people. Film Overview Release Date: April 12, 1987 (USA)