- List of attempts to escape Oflag IV-C
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Attempts to escape Oflag IV-C — For a complete list, see List of attempts to escape Oflag IV C. Prisoners made numerous attempts to escape Oflag IV C, one of the most famous German Army prisoner of war camps for officers in World War II. Between 30 and 36 (German/Allied… … Wikipedia
Oflag IV-C — Coordinates: 51°7′50.82″N 12°48′26.94″E / 51.1307833°N 12.8074833°E / 51.1307833; 12.8074833 … Wikipedia
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Oflag V-B — Biberach, was a World War II German prisoner of war camp for officers located in Biberach in south eastern Baden Württemberg from 1940 to 1942. Most of the prisoners were British officers captured in the Battle of France in 1940 or in Greece in… … Wikipedia
Oflag II-C — Woldenburg was a World War II German Army Prisoner of war camp located about 1 km from the town Woldenburg, now Dobiegniew in western Poland. It is close to Gorzów Wielkopolski which was called Landsberg before 1945. The camp housed Polish… … Wikipedia
Colditz Castle — Coordinates: 51°7′50.82″N 12°48′26.94″E / 51.1307833°N 12.8074833°E / 51.1307833; 12.8074833 … Wikipedia
Colditz — For other uses, see Colditz (disambiguation). Colditz City coat of arms at Colditz Castle … Wikipedia
Colditz Cock — The only known photograph of the original Cock glider. Taken on 15th April 1945[1] … Wikipedia
Stalag XVIII-A — Wolfsberg and Stalag XVIII A/Z Spittal were World War II German Army Prisoner of war camps located at Wolfsberg and Spittal an der Drau in the southern Austrian state of Carinthia, then part of Germany. Timeline * October 1939 Polish officer… … Wikipedia
Stalag — In Germany, Stalag was a term used for prisoner of war camps. Stalag is an abbreviation for Stammlager , itself a short form of the full name Mannschaftsstamm und straflager . Legal definitions According to the Third Geneva Convention of 1929 and … Wikipedia
