PRISONERS OF WAR
- the Italian; captives
• ..Ot approximately 3600 New Zealand,erg;«in Italian camps at. the time of fthe&aprtulation, 3000 have been' transjlerr|d: to Germany, .103 escaped - to ■ Switzerland; and 294 reached the Allied 'lines-.'*"-. .■■ .■ ■ ~.-■ ■ . : ,
.There- are. approximately 144 New Zealanders to be accounted for and ,they are mainly from the following 'camps:—-P.G. 107, 89 men; P:G. 106 24 men; P.G. 57, 14 men; P.G. 120, 4 men; iP.G. 35, 3 men. There are five other ■ t camps where the balance of the men iwere located. Three New Zealanders jwho wei*e known to be at P.G. 106 at the-time of the capitulation, and (Whose whereabouts have been un- • known, escaped to the Allied lines in .the past fortnight. / s
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 133, 2 December 1944, Page 8
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118PRISONERS OF WAR Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 133, 2 December 1944, Page 8
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