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Island Farm Special Camp 11, near Bridgend, was used to detain over 180 senior German officers after the end of the Second World War. Pictured here are several of these officers returning to the camp after their trials at Nuremburg.

Source:
Hawthorne, S M (1989) Island Farm Special Camp 11 for Prisoners of War. Bridgend: Brynteg Comprehensive School.

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