Enemies Become Friends by Pamela Howe Taylor

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Enemies Become Friends by Pamela Howe Taylor

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Summary

An account of how German prisoners-of-war were befriended by Britons during and shortly after the Second World War which particularly refers to the experiences of German prisoners and their British neighbours at a camp near Oswaldtwistle in Lancashire.

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Enemies Become Friends by Pamela Howe Taylor

In 1946, there were almost 400,000 German pr isoners of war detained in camps and hostels all over Britai n. This is an account of how such groups were befriended by their British captors during the war, and even invited into their homes. '

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ISBN 13 9781857761894
ISBN 10 1857761898
Title Enemies Become Friends
Author Pamela Howe Taylor
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Book Guild Publishing Ltd
Year published 1997-04-07
Number of pages 144
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.

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