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 : Internement camp during WWII in the USA, 1941


Internement camp during WWII in the USA, 1941

A watch tower of the new prison camp in Camp Upton near Patchogue on Long Island, surrounded with double barbed wire. The camp is approximatley 43, 000 square meters large and can hold about 700 prisoners of war. The prisoners are accommodated in winter-proofed tents

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10632844
Media ID
48195444
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2240px x 1763px (1.3MB)
Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Accommodated Barbed Meters Proofed Tents Upton


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