Offizierslager: exemplary military camp of the Second World War
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What are the known Nazi camps for prisoners of war? Forced labor and inhuman living conditions.
Nevertheless, photos of the "exemplary" camp in Germany were found in France, where prisoners of war took part in performances, went in for sports, read books and listened to academic lectures.
These images were filmed in the Bavarian camp, which the Nazis "advertised" as a place where they honor human rights. Polish prisoners are dressed in costumes, some of them dressed in a fictitious uniform with medals. Everyone laughs and dances on stage.
These are scenes from the daily life of the Nazi Jail (abbreviated from the German word Offizierslager, the camp for prisoners of war) in Murnau, in the extreme south of Bavaria, during World War II.
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