Show us your German POW photos

[Martin W]

This is a photo from an album my dad just sent me.the album contains many photo's of the N.African campaign and the pictures were taken by a Major in the Royal Tank Reg.t.Fortunately, the good Major captioned all of the photo's in the album.I hope to post more later. This is one of the images showing POW's.
Regards,Martin.

[R MICHAEL]

Great image Martin!

[Martin W]

Thanks Mke,

this album is full of many photo's of the N.African campaign and Italy too.I will probably start a thread later and show some of the more intersting images.

Regards,Martin.

[Martin W]

Another POW photo from the same album.

Martin.

[W Petz]

Martin,

Super photos!! Looking forward to your thread....although you are invited to post these or any other POW photo on this thread. Thanks for posting them! Bill

Another POW photo from the same album.

Martin.

[W Petz]

I was asked to post some photos for Annelie who's Father was a POW in Camp 2773 which she believe became Camp 380 in Fayad, Egypt.
Her Father is on the right of this photo (which is looking to our left)

[W Petz]

Another pic of him prior to Capture....notice he appears to be wearing leather shorts!! Lederhosen?

[W Petz]

Here is a pic of her Father again to the right (our left) as a POW in 1944. Annelie says he looks different because he gained weight as a POW.

[W Petz]

Here is her Father with a group of other German POW Cooks from the Dining Facility....this might explain the weight gain.

[W Petz]

Now some pics of the POW's arriving/or departing by Train

[W Petz]

POW's either Arriving or departing from the Camp

[W Petz]

Here is Lieutnant-Colonel Arhtur W. Shirley who may have been the British Commander in Charge of Camp 380.

[W Petz]

Camp #380

[W Petz]

more pics

[W Petz]

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