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Frøslev Prison Camp was build in 1943, when the German occupation forces started deporting a lot of
people (Jews, communists etc.) from Denmark. The Danish government
managed to get permission to build a camp in Denmark for these
prisoners. The Camp is almost on the
boarder between Denmark and Germany. Today the camp houses a World
War II museum, as well as a
Home Guard, UN and Civil Defence museum.
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A white Red Cross bus
displayed at the Frøslev Prison Camp Museum. At the end of World War
II many Danish prisoners were rescued from the German camps by the
Swedish Red Cross - using this kind of buses.
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Illegal weapons from
the resistance movement - now displayed at the Frøslev Prison Camp Museum.
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The German guard room at the Frøslev Prison Camp Museum.
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The uniform of an allied
agent (paratrooper) which was dropped in Denmark during World War II
- now displayed at the Frøslev Prison Camp Museum.
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The content of a red
cross parcel sent to Danish prisoners during World War II - now
displayed at the Frøslev Prison Camp.
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Pictures from the KZ
camps displayed at the Frøslev Prison Camp.
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See more pictures from
Frøslev Prison Camp Museum:
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Photo: euro-t-guide.com - Spring 2008
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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