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Cultybraggan Camp, also
known as the
Black Camp of the North, is a
former prisoner of war (PoW) camp
located close to the
village of Comrie, in west Perthshire...
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Colonel Alexander Scotland and
afterwards to the maximum-security
Cultybraggan Camp in Comrie.
Feldwebel Wolfgang Rosterg was
incorrectly believed to...
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Nissen huts,
Cultybraggan Camp,
close to Comrie, in west Perthshire...
- to the **** regime, was
lynched by
other German prisoners of war in
Cultybraggan Camp, a prisoner-of-war camp in Comrie, Scotland. At the end of the Second...
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several proposed battle sites.
James V of
Scotland came to
Comrie and
Cultybraggan regularly in
September to hunt deer.
Records survive of the food he consumed...
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turning the tide of the war. The
conspirators were
later relocated to
Cultybraggan Camp,
where "black"
category prisoners i.e. the more
ardent ****s were...
- (Scotland) A purpose-built HQ was
constructed on a
military base at
Cultybraggan Camp near
Comrie in
central Scotland.
Region 2 (North East)
Hexham Region...
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Boston Spa West
Yorkshire 20
Wilton Park
Beaconsfield Buckinghamshire 21
Cultybraggan Comrie,
Crieff Perthshire 22
Pennylands Camp ****nock, Ayr
Ayrshire 23...
- BBC News. 12
January 2007.
Retrieved 4
August 2012. "New
history of
Cultybraggan POW camp produced". STV News. 14
April 2010.
Retrieved 4
August 2012...
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Alexander Murray of
Drumfin (died 1596), who
married Isobel Redheuch of
Cultybraggan, a
granddaughter of the
Comptroller of Scotland,
James Redheuch of Tullichettle...
