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2673:, and that the inmates who worked with us and who were unable to continue working because of their physical condition and were suddenly missing, had been sent to the gas chambers. The inmates who were selected to be gassed went through the procedure of preparing for a bath, they stripped their clothes off, and walked into the bathing room. Instead of showers, there was gas. All the camp knew it. All the civilian population knew it. I mixed with the civilian population at Auschwitz. I was at Auschwitz nearly every day ... Nobody could live in Auschwitz and work in the plant, or even come down to the plant without knowing what was common knowledge to everybody.
64:
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94:
528:
500:
101:
71:
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511:. Deaths resulted from the bitter cold and exhaustion. Those that encountered western allies were liberated immediately by the American army or the Scots Guards. Those overtaken by the advancing Soviets became virtual hostages and sometimes held for several more months. The latter would largely be repatriated towards the end of 1945 through the port of
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in machine shops making pipes and repairing chemical plant equipment. POWs regularly bore witness to the atrocities occurring at
Monowitz because the SS made no attempt to conceal their brutality; the Allied POWs routinely saw inmates from the Arbeitslagers being hanged, pushed off buildings, fatally
2668:
I made it a point to get one of the guards to take me to town under the pretense of buying new razor blades and stuff for our boys. For a few cigarettes he pointed out to me the various places where they had the gas chambers and the places where they took them down to be cremated. Everyone to whom I
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Even while still at
Auschwitz we got radio broadcasts from the outside speaking about the gassings and burnings at Auschwitz. I recall one of these broadcasts was by Anthony Eden himself. Also, there were pamphlets dropped in Auschwitz and the surrounding territory, one of which I personally read,
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which related what was going on in the camp at
Auschwitz. These leaflets were scattered all over the countryside and must have been dropped from planes. They were in Polish and German. Under those circumstances, nobody could be at or near Auschwitz without knowing what was going on.
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in
Austria. Although the British POWs received better treatment than the concentration camp prisoners, they only received slightly more food. In April 1945, the British POWs at Auschwitz were liberated by the U.S. Army at Stalag VII A in Moosburg.
455:). The flight personnel were housed in what became a camp within a camp when a portion was sectioned off with barbed-wire fencing, and designated Stalag Luft VIII-B. Food continued to be provided from the original camp's army-administered kitchen.
479:
was set up on a separate site with eleven concrete buildings. Six of them were self-contained wards, accommodating each about 100 patients. The others served as treatment blocks with operating theaters,
431:
in
Siberia. About 1000-1500 German prisoners died in the camp due to maltreatment and deprivation: malnutrition, lack of medicine and acts of violence and terror by the Soviet guards. Camp commander
427:. Polish army personnel being repatriated from POW camps were also processed through Łambinowice and sometimes held there as prisoners for several months. Some were later released, others sent to
2151:), present day district of Kędzierzyn-Koźle - BAB21, BAB48 (Bau Arbeit Bataillon) from 1942 to November 1944 (550/600 POWs), both battalions merged into one battalion in March 1943 (1,100 POWs)
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beaten and shot. Some POWs made contact with concentration camp inmates and passed on information about the war's progress that had been acquired using secret radios in the POW camp. Sergeant
2818:
545:. The RC Chaplain Father John Berry said in 1943: "...there are about 600 Working Parties and .... you will be able to guess why so many of you will have not yet had a visit".
507:
In
January 1945, as the Soviet armies resumed their offensive and advanced into Germany, many of the prisoners were marched westward in groups of 200 to 300 in the so-called
293:, a much larger POW camp was established here with some 90,000 soldiers of various nationalities interned here. After the Treaty of Versailles, the camp was decommissioned.
491:("Colonel Doctor"), but the staff were entirely POWs. They included general physicians and surgeons, even a neurosurgeon, psychiatrist, anesthesiologist and radiologist.
377:
2117:), present-day district of Gliwice - construction of railway track (101 POWs); "Baugesellschaft Kahlenbach" (64 POWs), "Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke AG" (37 POWs)
63:
3171:
2614:
even managed to pass intelligence about the atrocities occurring at
Monowitz through letters to the British War Office. This led to representatives from the
2499:- BAB20, BAB40 (Bau Arbeit Bataillon) from 1942 to November 1944 (550/600 POWs), both battalions merged into one battalion in March 1943 (1,100/1,180 POWs)
2606:
93:
2625:
in
January 1945, Auschwitz was evacuated by the SS. The Wehrmacht closed POW camp E715 on January 21, 1945 forcing the British POWs to undertake a
128:
2669:
spoke gave the same story - the people in the city of
Auschwitz, the SS men, concentration camp inmates, foreign workers - everyone said that
2593:
The first 200 British POWs arrived at
Auschwitz in September 1943 but over the winter of 1943 another 1,400 British POWs (mostly captured in
2394:, at the Jupiter coal mine, Saturn cement mill (UK RAF, French and Italian POWs). Stalag was located in the area of today's Wojkowice prison.
548:
Arbeitskommandos were set up to house lower ranks that were working in the coal mines, quarries, factories and on railways. Among them were:
424:
2971:
163:
1377:
2445:
E760 in Bobrek, present-day district of Bytom - 58 POWs work for the Narrow-Gauge Railway Authority (XII - 1943 Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
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had effective control. E715 was next to the I.G. Farben chemical plant just a few hundred meters away from the entrance to Monowitz.
2081:
2808:
720:) at a paper mill run by "Rothfest Papierfabrik dr.Albert Spenner GmbH" company (Głuchołaskie Zakłady Papiernicze Zakład Rudawa)
2922:
3176:
848:
2961:
238:
420:
2950:
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1659:) at a sawmill (20 POWs); Oflag VIII-D Tost; Oflag 6& Ilag A/H POW(1249-military&civilians), buildings hospital -
1167:
1006:) 1941-42 Gewerkschaft Castellengo-Abwehr A.G.~ Vereinigte Oberschlesische Huttenwerke AG Gleiwitz Werk Donnersmarckhutte
541:(working parties outside the main camp or labor camps) at various locations in present-day southern Poland and northern
2813:
2289:- 200-300 POWs, (Stalag VIII-B Teschen). The refinery was bombed and destroyed by the Allied air force on 7 August 1944
2605:
in Germany. After that, British POWs numbers remained approximately 600 for the remainder of the war. Most POWs were
2373:
702:
2177:
1930:
at the Saturn coal mine, 8 barracks at Węglowa Street, 352 POWs (British paratroopers); (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1638:
277:
established a training area for artillery at a wooded area near Lamsdorf, a small village connected by rail to
2066:
463:
2863:
1221:
859:
2854:
686:
2033:
1047:
2583:
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2420:/Fabryka Celulozy i Papieru Natronag S.A.), the building of the factory nursery served as a POW camp; in
1120:
984:
2909:
2883:
2828:(1870, World War I, World War II Stalag 344/VIII-B, Stalag 318/VIII-F and post-war German camp) and the
2622:
2432:
at a zinc smelter, and in Janów, present-day district of Katowice at a coal mine (Jutrzenka/Wieczorek?)
918:
467:
British and Allied surgical patients at prisoner of war camp Stalag 344-E (VIII-B) "Lazarett" Feb 1944
2022:
1717:
713:
2448:
E761 in Bobrek, present-day district of Bytom - 17 POWs transport (XII - 1943 Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
484:
and laboratory facilities, as well as kitchens, a morgue, and accommodations for the medical staff.
907:
448:
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in Germany. Three days earlier, the inmates of Monowitz had been sent on their own death march to
402:
234:
1450:) -1940-43Eng POW(80), "Schondorff-Hegenscheidt Werke" ("RAFAMET") factory making aircraft parts
2975:
2594:
2518:
2181:
2040:) - 50 POWs at forestry and agricultural works. In 1942, 2 POWs were shot for refusing to work.
2597:) were transported to E715. Between February and March 1944, 800 were transferred to camps at
2570:
E715 was a POW camp for British prisoners which was administered and guarded by soldiers from
2195:
3032:
2966:
2685:
2496:
2347:, present-day district of Bytom - 48 POWs at the railway (XII - 1943 - Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
2282:
produced charcoal, which was bagged and sent out by rail, and its by-product of wood alcohol.
2136:
1780:
610:
597:
432:
1621:
1546:
1396:
1806:
1791:) coal mine, 8 barracks at the wood yard of the Koszelew coal mine (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1557:
8:
2329:
E744 in Kazimierz Górniczy, present-day district of Sosnowiec, at the Kazimierz-Juliusz (
1215:
896:
321:
286:
262:
2927:
Writings, drawings, camp publications, money, forms and labels, and newspaper clippings
2315:
1881:
1513:
301:
2753:"The camp for prisoners of war from Great Britain in Klimontow near Sosnowiec, Poland"
2224:), present-day district of Bytom - 346 POWs at a power station (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1847:
1666:
2228:
1465:
2162:
chemical factory. Set up in September 1943, housed about 1,200 POWs, mostly British.
1021:
3149:
2896:
2661:
2602:
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because it was a subcamp of Stalag VIII-B camp. However, as it was attached to the
2429:
2140:
1862:
508:
383:
In 1943, the Lamsdorf camp population was split up, and many of the prisoners (and
2942:
1010:
877:) - "Emilienhoff" Vorwerk, limestone quarry, "Bata" shoe factory and construction
3095:
2726:
2657:
1944:) coal mine, POWs held in a school building at Ligonia 3a street in Pekin-Porąbka
1476:
1258:
444:
290:
1940:
E586 in Kazimierz, present-day district of Sosnowiec, at the Kazimierz/Juliusz (
1454:
527:
3105:
3100:
3090:
2954:
2829:
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Affidavit Copy of Document NI-11696, Prosecution Exhibit 1462, Nuremberg Trials
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2653:
2611:
2451:
E762 in Bobrek, present-day district of Bytom - 10 POWs at a concrete factory (
1388:
542:
361:
1207:
629:
Natronzellstoff-und Papierfabriken A.G., Werk Krappitz-Zellstof u.Papierfabrik
452:
308:
in September 1939. Later during the war, approximately 100,000 prisoners from
250:
28:
3165:
3110:
3085:
3052:
3047:
3017:
3007:
2670:
2344:
1996:
1724:) - production of anti-aircraft artillery in the Laura mill (huta "Jedność";
1634:) - 11 POWs worked at "Śliweczka" sawmill. Accommodation in the sawmill area.
1181:
398:
390:
373:
365:
274:
143:
130:
2398:
1627:
1280:
553:
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3002:
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2300:) Steel and Ironworks at Zielona Street (152 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1677:
1579:), present-day district of Racibórz, at a tile factory in Lukasyna/Dębicz (
1073:
1058:
805:
at the Knurów coal mine (262 POWs); 3 POWs were shot while escaping in 1944
537:
499:
384:
357:
353:
305:
282:
242:
209:
186:
32:
2529:
1606:
1317:
1247:
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809:
3133:
3062:
3057:
3042:
3037:
3022:
2997:
2987:
2626:
2598:
2474:
2147:
2018:) at a rolling mill "Walzmühle-Tänzer" (31 POWs); (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1958:), present-day district of Bytom - (416 POW at the Szombierki Coal Mine (
1858:
1732:
1356:
1291:
1128:
657:
605:
481:
413:
345:
341:
317:
258:
2058:
E702 in Klimontów, present-day district of Sosnowiec, at the Klimontów (
1814:
1565:
1324:
1098:
958:
471:
The hospital facilities at Stalag VIII-B were among the best in all the
451:) flight personnel were transferred to the prison camp at Lamsdorf (now
3128:
3027:
2934:
2642:
2503:
2463:
2257:
2110:) - 119 British POWs worked in area of the city (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1951:
1947:
E587 in Czeladź-Piaski at the Czeladź coal mine (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1769:
1726:
Hütte "Laura" Berghütte Königs- und Bismarckhütte AG Rheinmetall-Borsig
1534:
620:
394:
369:
100:
70:
2333:) coal mine (497/800 POWs), barracks near Brunona Jasieńskiego street.
2236:
2210:
1966:
1927:
1302:
1232:
881:
motorway; ex-property Malnia "Emilienhof" belonged to Graf von Sponeck
833:
289:, a camp for about 3,000 French POWs was established here. During the
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2571:
2391:
2271:
2242:
2159:
2129:
2103:
1916:
1905:
1887:
1743:
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1141:
973:
929:
889:
768:) coal mine, building gym "Turnhale" and barracks, and in Drogosław (
757:
694:
568:
560:) - work to strengthen the embankments on the Odra River (50/80 POWs)
516:
309:
2383:
E754 in Czeladź - 252 POWs at Mars coal mine (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
2304:
1425:
802:
3138:
2638:
2634:
2358:
2265:
2250:
2155:
2077:
1981:
1919:- 600/1,000 POWs at stalag called "Pawiak", 8 barracks, Modrzejów (
1873:
1843:
1269:
817:
1523:
1032:
631:(Fabryka Celulozy i Papieru Natronowego w Krapkowicach) (102 POWs)
589:
2910:"British POW describes Arbeitskommandos E196, E702 and Saubsdorf"
2867:
2421:
2121:
1973:) - 197 POWs at a nitrogen plant - Górnośląskie Zakłady Azotowe (
1706:
951:
791:
642:
313:
254:
2923:"Detailed scrapbook from English POW held at Stalag 344 (VIIIB)"
2582:
it made) which was one of the 28 sub-camps under the control of
1403:
257:. The camp contained barracks built to house British and French
46:
2671:
thousands of people were being gassed and cremated at Auschwitz
2011:
1836:
1825:
1795:
1652:
995:
870:
724:
512:
472:
419:
In 1945-1946, the camp was used by the Soviet-installed Polish
349:
333:
329:
325:
297:
36:
2543:), present-day district of Kędzierzyn-Koźle - work in forestry
2442:) - 49 POWs worked in public transport (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1421:) - 37 POWs worked in private estates; (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
892:- exploitation of aggregates (39 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
443:
By 1943 the famous camp for Allied flight personnel in Sagan,
2846:"Lamsdorf: Stalag VIIIB 344 Prisoner of War Camp 1940 - 1945"
2048:
1695:
1587:
1542:
1436:
1185:
1039:) within present-day city limits of Kędzierzyn-Koźle, at the
940:
776:
671:
635:
428:
337:
278:
1901:), present-day district of Opole, at the forestry department
1709:- 52 POWs railway transport at Gliwice Wschodnie (Sośnica) (
2845:
1702:) - 32 POWs at the railway building (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1505:) at a sawmill "Sägewerk" (15 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1399:- 25 POWs worked in private estates (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
487:
The lazarett was headed by a German officer with the title
2435:
E758 in Knurów - 169 POWs at Dworcowa street, 2 buildings)
2326:
factory, 2 barracks in the Kopania colony in Łaziska Górne
2311:) - 84 POWs at an ammunition depot (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1600:
Verenigte Ost und Mitteldeutsche Zement Aktiengesellschaft
2951:"The Central Prisoner-Of-War Museum In Łambinowice-Opole"
2340:) - 601 POWs work in construction (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
2296:), present-day district of Dąbrowa Górnicza, at Bankowa (
2095:) at firm "Borsig-Kokswerke AG" and "Szczęście Ludwika" (
2525:) - forestry work (Stalag VIII-B Teschen/Czeski Cieszyn)
1765:), barracks on Rzeźnicza street) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1613:) at a sawmill (2nd owner was Berthold Winkler; 34 POWs)
1516:, at a power station (158 POWs); (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
435:
would be put on trial for his role in running the camp.
2884:"A Prisoner of War's Diary from Stalag VIIIB — 1940-45"
2587:
2409:), barracks located at the mine (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
531:
German WWII prison camp money (from Stalag 344/E) 1944
2641:near the Czech border where they boarded trains to
1159:) at a glass factory in the Biały Kamień district (
372:passed through this camp. In 1941 a separate camp,
2688:, a former British POW from Camp E715, published
2354:) 187 POWs at the railway (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1880:) coal mine (157 POWs); and Jaworzno-Bory at the
1854:) at a railway depot loading and unloading trains
1144:, at the Słupiec (Jan Baptysta/Jan - Nowa Ruda -
3163:
2814:Photos and personal stories of British prisoners
2727:"Arbeitskommando E119, Stalag VIIIB, Mankendorf"
2692:, a book about his time imprisoned at Monowitz.
1832:) 40 POWs at the firm of Karl Anton at Philipstr
1596:Schlesiche Portland Zement-Industrie A.G. Oppeln
2656:testified about what he saw at Monowitz at the
1886:E565 in Siersza Wodna, present-day district of
1161:Weißstein Glashüttenwerk Weihrauch & Zimmer
1069:, POWs held near Odertal-Bahnhof-Hotel building
423:to house some 8000-9000 Germans, both POWs and
107:Stalag VIII-B / Stalag 344 / Stalag Luft VIII-B
77:Stalag VIII-B / Stalag 344 / Stalag Luft VIII-B
22:Stalag VIII-B / Stalag 344 / Stalag Luft VIII-B
2618:making two visits to E715 in the summer 1944.
2481:) - POW works in a field hospital "SS LAZARET"
2470:/Śląskie Zakłady Przemysłu Skórzanego „Otmęt”)
1188:, at the Józef shaft of the Bobrek coal mine (
1041:Siemens Papier- und Zellstofwerke Feldmuhle AG
735:) coal mine (533 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
653:) coal mine (290 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
494:
3172:World War II prisoner-of-war camps in Germany
1761:) - 526 POWs at the Hrabia Renard coal mine (
1598:company, which in 1941 was taken over by the
1043:(Zakłady Papieru i Celulozy Kędzierzyn-Koźle)
2716:(the camp magazine), Issue 2, February 1943.
2565:
2165:E719 in Gliwice-Sztygarów (Ligota Zabrska) (
1661:Provinzial–Heil- und Pflegeanstalt (Anstalt)
1243:) district ("Städtische Gasanstalt Dürrgoy")
828:) east shaft of the Król mine in Agnieszka (
585:) ironworks (221 POWs) Huta "Łabędy" Gliwice
577:) - (Lager I - Train station) - 1st work at
405:). The base camp at Lamsdorf was renumbered
249:, located near the village of Lamsdorf (now
2776:
2774:
2285:E738 in Trzebinia at a refinery managed by
2003:) at a sugar factory - Cukrownia Głogówek (
749:E62 in Gliwice-Sztygarów (Ligota Zabrska) (
16:WWII German prisoner-of-war camp in Silesia
969:) (30 POWs), accommodation in a restaurant
2920:
2550:) - 460 POWs at the Makoszowy coal mine (
2468:OTA – Schlesische Schuhwerke Ottmuth A.G.
2278:), present-day district of Kolonowskie -
2253:- 152 POWs working on railway embankments
1239:) at municipal gasworks in the Tarnogaj (
389:) were transferred to two new base camps
2771:
1443:) at a saw mill and timber goods factory
1298:) at "Kartonagenfabrik Colonnowska GmbH"
1192:) (111/141 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1080:at Neugebauer limestone quarry (29 POWs)
526:
498:
462:
2780:
2405:) - (155 POWs at Radzionków coal mine (
1923:) coal mine ("Theodor Körner" Preussag)
1915:E579 in Niwka, present-day district of
914:). Three POWs escaped on 18 August 1941
447:, was overcrowded. About 1,000 (mostly
296:It was recommissioned in 1939 to house
3164:
2418:Zellstoff und Papierfabrik Natronag AG
1067:Schaffgotsch Benzin Werke GmbH Odertal
261:POWs. The site had housed POWs of the
2965:
1750:) West - - 500 POWs at the Milowice (
1094:at a quarry of Anton Latzel (60 POWs)
1087:at a quarry of Alojs Rösner (20 POWs)
967:Schondorff Hegenscheidt Werke Ratibor
458:
438:
2907:
2455:) (XII - 1943 Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
2217:) - 268 POWs (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1568:, at a saw mill in Lukasyna/Dębicz (
1553:) (38 POWs), (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1373:E297 in Starenhiem Markat Gardening.
772:), present-day district of Nowa Ruda
535:There were more than 700 subsidiary
2861:
2514:/Krajowy Urząd Robót Wodnych "Nysa"
2202:) - 198 POWs at smelter "Florian" (
1817:, at a tannery in Lukasyna/Dębicz (
1309:) at a sugar beet factory (64 POWs)
998:-Maciejów at the Ludwik-Concordia (
753:) (23 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
729:Hindenburg-Klausberg (Mikultschütz)
522:
416:reached the camp on 17 March 1945.
13:
3033:Marlag und Milag Nord, Westertimke
2852:
2173:(290 POWs) (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
2167:Gleiwitz-Steigern (Ellguth Zabrze)
1713:) station, (Stalag VIII-B Teschen)
1645:) - fortifications works (60 POWs)
1519:E399 Sudetenland Cardboard Factory
751:Gleiwitz-Steigern (Ellguth-Zabrze)
14:
3188:
2838:
1214:) - 17 POWs worked the estate of
1133:E196 Opoleonoora - cement factory
615:Oberschlesische Hydrierwerke A.G.
2943:"Stalag VIII-B discussion board"
2894:
2881:
2416:) - 60 POWs at a paper factory (
1839:at a sawmill of Graf von Garnier
1127:), today part of the village of
1105:), probably at a sugar factory (
179:
99:
92:
69:
62:
45:
2921:Routledge, Norman (June 1945).
1975:Oberschlesische Stickstoffwerke
954:- Tiefbau Pollok - stone quarry
903:) at a stone quarry and factory
680:Oppeln III Portland-Zementwerke
2855:"POW Diary 1944, Stalag VIIIB"
2789:
2745:
2719:
2707:
1494:), Czech Republic at a sawmill
787:) coal mine (171-204-600 POWs)
746:) coal mine; Borsig-Koks-Werke
1:
2826:History of the Lamsdorf camps
2695:
2621:With the start of the Soviet
2365:) - 66 POWs at Huta Baildon (
1594:) at a cement factory of the
1472:) at a lime quarry (150 POWs)
3177:World War II sites in Poland
3091:Stalag Luft II Litzmannstadt
2731:The Wartime Memories Project
2466:, at the Bata shoe factory (
2380:) - 21 POWs work in forestry
2029:) - 10 POWs at forestry work
1648:E460 building railway bridge
832:) colony (177 POWs), and in
7:
3101:Stalag Luft IV Gross Tychow
2809:New Zealand On-line history
2576:Monowitz concentration camp
2495:), present-day district of
2484:E782 in Kuźnia Raciborska (
2462:), present-day district of
2428:), present-day district of
2386:E755 in Wojkowice Komorne (
2378:Graumannsdorf/Schierakowitz
2331:Kasimir-Julius/Kasimirgrube
2264:), present-day district of
2249:), present-day district of
2145:E714 in Blachownia Śląska (
2047:), present-day district of
1992:) 245/400 POWs at coal mine
1813:), present-day district of
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