Definition: In this task, five ordered key facts are given. All the given facts are expressed in natural language. Your job is to generate a story 100 to 1000 words long, that includes all the facts given as input in their order of appearance while expanding upon them to produce a broader, yet coherent, narrative.
Input: Fact1: Luftwaffe fighter pilot Franz von Werra is shot down during Battle of Britain, Fact2: Kruger wagers with RAF interrogator at POW reception centre located at Trent Park in Cockfosters near Barnet in Hertfordshire, Fact3: first escape attempt results in his recapture after intense manhunt, Fact4: Wellington bomber had crashed while on secret mission, Fact5: Hucknall On train ride across escapes near Smith 's Falls country

Luftwaffe fighter pilot Franz von Werra Hardy Kruger is shot down during the Battle of Britain and captured. He wagers with his RAF interrogator Michael Goodliffe at the POW reception centre, Air Defence Intelligence, located at Trent Park in Cockfosters, near Barnet in Hertfordshire, that he will escape within six months. Initially, von Werra is sent to No 1 prisonerofwar POW camp Grizedale Hall in the Furness area of Lancashire. His first escape attempt results in his recapture after an intense manhunt. Subsequently, von Werra is sent to a more secure POW camp based on the Hayes Conference Centre near Swanwick, Derbyshire. He and four others escape through a tunnel. The others pair up, but von Werra continues alone. Reaching Codnor Park railway station, he impersonates a Dutch pilot and claims his Wellington bomber had crashed while on a secret mission. He telephones the nearest airfield, RAF Hucknall, and tricks the duty officer into sending a car. When his story starts to fray, von Werra creeps away and tries to steal an experimental Hawker Hurricane, only to be caught at the last moment. Along with many other POWs, von Werra is sent by ship to Canada. On the train ride across the country, while the guards are distracted, he escapes near Smiths Falls, Ontario, by jumping from a window. Making his way south, von Werra crosses the nearly frozen St Lawrence River in a stolen rowboat and reaches Ogdensburg, New York, in the then stillneutral United States to claim asylum. The RAF interrogator receives a postcard from von Werra featuring a photograph of the Statue of Liberty, informing him that he has lost his bet. The epilogue states: