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| 20th Century | Germany | NS-Germany | [P|S|M] |
| 20th Century | Central Europe | Belgium | [P|S|M] |
 First Camp Exhibition, P.O.W. Camp at Tertre (Belgium, Province Hennegau (Hainaut) approx. 1946)
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Note by the digital editor : These Document forms part of a series of documents which
have been brought back to Germany from the camp at Tertre. The prisoners
obviously have worked in one of the many coal mines in the Borinage, Belgian
province Hainaut. The abbreviation B.O. points to the coal-mining region Borinage near french boarder.
Further information on the history of coal mining in Hainaut is to be found
on the website CHARBONNAGES DU HAINAUT
Translation
B.O. 1 artists exhibit
Comrade Wilhelm Deharde from Wesermuende produced, in his spare time,
among others, one wooden stool. It was included in the exhibition and
recognized as
an extraordinary accomplishment.
Tertre, August 25th 1946
for the jury (6 signatures)
[Dokument in deutscher Sprache]
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Source: Private property Family Deharde
with frdl. permission for psm-data, digital Edition GM, Translator: AG |
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