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    #76
    Hey Simon,

    You must tell me about Beltring in a PM. Thanks for posting that POW Camp pic. My German is a bit rusty but I believe the back states " This is our Camp in Rumini you can imagine how many prisoners are here" Glad to see the Fallschirmjaeger thread finally got pinned. I haven't posted any pics there lately but will do so in the near future....right now I have this and another thread going. Plus I plan on starting a third once I'm a bit more organized. Talk to you later Cheers! - Bill

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      #77
      Here are some pics courtesy of Mike Pruett.


      Photo 8.
      Jeep of 30th Division has struck a mine during advance past Haulthausen
      with other 9th U.S. Army units. German prisoners clear it from the
      roadway to open path for Armor.
      Comment: Photo dated 27 March 1945. Not the German prisoner on the far
      left appears to wear a Sturmartillerie jacket while the one to his right
      wears an M44 tunic. The soldier third from the left appears to be
      wearing civilian shoes!
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        #78
        Photo 9.
        Recently captured Nazi prisoner who claims to be one of the few remnants
        of the famed Africa Corps is interrogated by Capt. Paul Loeser, Jr., of
        New Rochelle, New York, after he was taken prisoner east of Saarburg,
        Germany. Capt. Loeser is a member of Team 75, 80th Infantry Division,
        3rd U.S. Army, Saarburg, Germany.
        Comment: Photo dated 17 March 1945. Note the German sidearm wore by
        Capt. Loeser.
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          #79
          DAK_POW
          Photographed at an unknown American P.O.W. camp former Heer & Luftwaffe
          members of the DAK pose for the camera. Note that they all retain their
          medals and insignia. The soldier standing on the left, a wears metal
          death heads on his lapels indicating previous service in the
          Panzertruppen.
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            #80
            Mike,

            Thanks for sharing your photos with us all .


            Here is a group for ragged and wounded POW's in Fredeberg, Germany (notice the negative was reversed so the insginia is reversed to the wrong side) I spot a paratrooper amongst the group.

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              #81
              Here is a POW Camp location uknown

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                #82
                Here is another group of German POW's in tropical uniforms location of POW Camp in the USA is unknown.
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                  #83
                  hi all,thought it would be interesting to see the germans as prisioners of the russian long walks usually ended in a grave!! not so nice as being pow of the americans or british!!regards manuel

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                    #84
                    sorry forgot the photo! regards manuel
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                      #85
                      Manuel,

                      Welcome to the thread. just curious is that an original photo or a russian copy? Yes...many German POW's died in the hell of work camps, mines...dying of starvation and disease. A good portion being held in captivity up into the 1950's. Good example are those captured in Stalingrad...over 200,000 and only around 6,000 survived to make it back to Germany. A few American run POW camps had problems toward the end of the War where some camps were way overcrowded and German Soldiers were dying of of exposure and disease.


                      Here is a French run German POW camp...location unknown
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                        #86
                        bill,its a russian archive photo the paper is of bad quality! I dont understand what it says at the back! my opa s brother brought an ilness from their camps died when he was back! war is no picnic!!!!
                        I will post more tomorrow!! regards manuel

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                          #87
                          bill,here one more but german prisioners in canada! I am also posting the other side because it is very interesting ! prisioner of war mail examined by db 245.
                          censorship.regards manuel
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                            #88
                            backside.
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                            Last edited by ManuelR; 08-01-2004, 10:38 PM.

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                              #89
                              POW's HERE IN MY HOMETOWN MOENCHENGLADBACH
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                                #90
                                Hello Dieter,

                                Welcome to this thread. Very interesing shot of POW's in your hometown. Do you have any history on who fought there...US and German...I do believe Moenchen-Gladbach wasn't very a very big town back then. Thanks for sharing - Bill

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