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Denmark - Frøslev Prison Camp |
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In 1943 the German World
War II occupation forces in Denmark started deporting a lot of
people (jews, communists etc.), but the Danish government managed to
get permission to build a camp in Denmark for these prisoners. This
was let to the construction of Frøslev Prison Camp on almost on the
boarder between Denmark and Germany. Today the camp also houses a
Home Guard, UN, Civil Defence and other museums.
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The main guard tower at
the centre of Frøslev Prison Camp.
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The fence that is
surrounding the Frøslev Prison Camp - incl. one of the guard towers.
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A memorial at Frøslev
Prison Camp.
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The fence that is
surrounding the Frøslev Prison Camp - incl. one of the guard towers.
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Some of the prison
barracks at the Frøslev Prison Camp.
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A sign showing the size
of the Frøslev Prison Camp.
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Photo: euro-t-guide.com - Autumn of 2005.
Feel free to use the pictures if you want to, but please remember to
refer to "euro-t-guide.com" as the photographer.
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