Pforzheim prisoner of war camp (2)
The prisoners head down through a deeply wooded valley to enjoy a game of football on a makeshift pitch. The spectators sit on the grass banks and in the fringe of the woods on either side of the football pitch.
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A large crowd strolls across the wide grassy entrance to the valley.
On the path through the woods.
Finding a place to sit on the grass banking.
A large group seated in the shade of the trees.
The football match (1).
The football match (2).
The football match (3).
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- Training camp - building pontoon bridges
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