Stalag 13
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- For the fictional version of a wartime Stalag 13, see Hogan's Heroes
Stalag 13 was a post-World War II POW camp in Nuremberg, Germany, that held former SS military personnel.[1] It imprisoned 15,000 SS members.[1] In 1946 there was an attempt to kill the SS prisoners, apparently by Abba Kovner's Jewish Revenge organisation. A member of the group got a job as a baker and poisoned the bread to be fed to the prisoners. Large numbers were taken ill, but the actual death toll is not known.[2]
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- ↑ Jonathan Freedland, "Revenge", The Guardian, Saturday 26 July 2008
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