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What was life like for POWs in the UK?

Germans would sometimes get themselves deliberately captured so that they could give the British information (which was often haphazard and out of context) and would then ask to join the British Army. ...

People’s Memories of Fulney Park Camp (Camp 153) and Sutton Bridge Camp

Ogefr Klaus Labeth (POW)

Adolf Weber (Fulney Park Camp POW) marriage certificate

Adolf Weber married Joy Louisa Wright (formerly Winyard, divorced from a man named Eric Wright) when he was 35 years old, in December 1949. Joy was 45 years old. Adolf Weber was a farm labourer by tha ...

Adolf Weber (inmate of Fulney Park Camp) birth certificate

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Fulney Park Camp warden involved in assault trial, 1948

Court Martial at Fulney, July 1946

Announcement about Fulney Park Camp, 1939

What might Fulney Park Camp have looked like?

Fulney Park Camp: NGR: TF 272 222 52” 46’ 56” N 0” 6’ 55” W Type: GWC (German Working Camp) Officer in Command in 1947: Lt. Col. C T Ingle Phone & Te ...