Archaeological Dig, STALAG VIIIB Lamsdorf

[buffnut453]

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Archeologists uncover hospital artifacts at notorious PoW camp - Legion Magazine

Archeologists have uncovered a rare set of artifacts from a former hospital at the site of a notorious prisoner-of-war camp where more than 40,000 Allied captives, including Canadians, died during the Second World War.The dig in an overgrown area of what was once the Lamsdorf PoW...

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[Snautzer01]

This article came into my news feed. Thought others might be interested:

Archeologists uncover hospital artifacts at notorious PoW camp - Legion Magazine

Archeologists have uncovered a rare set of artifacts from a former hospital at the site of a notorious prisoner-of-war camp where more than 40,000 Allied captives, including Canadians, died during the Second World War.The dig in an overgrown area of what was once the Lamsdorf PoW...

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40.000 prisoners death not correct i believe. Lamsdorf Names

 

[yosimitesam]

The death of 40,000 allied POW's would be a huge story still being told today. Perhaps as many as 40,000 were held there at one time. This article is poor journalism. Shoddy and facile.