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Sandbostel is a muni****lity in
Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen) in
northwestern Germany, 43 km north-east of Bremen, 60 km west of Hamburg. It is part of...
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Stalag X-B was a
World War II
German prisoner-of-war camp
located near
Sandbostel in
Lower Saxony in north-western Germany.
Between 1939 and 1945 several...
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aircraft factory. De Kom died on 24
April 1945 of
tuberculosis in Camp
Sandbostel near Bremervörde (between
Bremen and Hamburg),
which was a
satellite camp...
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Weser Stalag X-B, a
World War II
German Prisoner-of-war camp
located near
Sandbostel A
Mazda ****el
engine model Boron-10 (10B), an
isotope of
boron B10 (disambiguation)...
- Weilburg/Lahn
Oflag IX-C
Molsdorf near
Erfurt Stalag X-A
Schleswig Stalag X-B
Sandbostel Stalag X-C Nienburg/Weser
Oflag X
Hohensalza Oflag X-A
Itzehoe Oflag X-B...
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supporter of the club who was a
victim of the ****
regime killed in the
Sandbostel camp in 1945. The VfL
Museum had also
advocated for a road next to the...
- Modern-day view of a
barracks at
Stalag X-B at
Sandbostel,
where 1,700
Belgians were incarcerated....
- of T-34 tanks. In May 1945 they
moved west and in the area Göttingen,
Sandbostel were
captured by the British.
Bachmann died on 18
February 2010 and was...
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Northern Germany. In
April 1941 they were
gathered together at
Stalag X-B at
Sandbostel and
housed in two
compounds designated Ilag X-B (Internierungslager, "Internment...
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February 1944.
During this
period Tołkin
survived a
death march to
Stalag at
Sandbostel. Tołkin
graduated from two universities, the Gdańsk Polytechnic, and the...
