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Italian Prisoners of War in Britain- Everyday Life at An Italian POW Camp, England, UK, 1945 D26765
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Italian Prisoners of War in Britain- Everyday Life at An Italian Pow Camp, England, UK, 1945
A general view of men eating in the refectory at the N.144 Italian workers camp near London. According to the original caption "at the camp there is a single refectory in which the 2000 collaborators eat in two relays. Here they eat their breakfast in the morning, before going to work, and the evening meal. At midday the workers squadrons take the uncooked food with them and prepare it at the place of work".
Large WWII photograph collection made with aid of image recognition.
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