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Meanings of prisoner of war camp in English

Spanish
campo de prisioneros

A camp for prisoners of war.

campo de prisioneros
Usage of prisoner of war camp in English
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Mejia worked in a prisoner of war camp in Al Assad.
The Guardian
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During World War II, it was the site of a German prisoner of war camp.
Gravity
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I thought, this is not a prisoner of war camp - this is a torture camp.
The Guardian
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As for Garros, he managed to escape from a prisoner of war camp in early 1918.
Wired
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It was re-commissioned during World War Two to as a prisoner of war camp for Japanese soldiers.
Radio NZ
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After all, said Séguéla, Mitterrand only escaped from his Nazi prisoner of war camp on the third attempt.
The Guardian
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The suspect was interned in an American prisoner of war camp following the war, but was released in 1946.
The Irish Times
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In 1943 the Minister of Pensions received a letter from a German prisoner of war camp franked with a swastika.
The Irish Times
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The letter was from William Coman, a captured British soldier, who was incarcerated in a prisoner of war camp in Berlin.
The Irish Times
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Two years later, the Japanese seized the islands, transforming the penal settlement into a prisoner of war camp, incarcerating the British warders.
The Guardian
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Mind you, there are few films better in any genre than Jean Renoir's study of French interactions in a prisoner of war camp.
The Irish Times
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There were a large number of Germans in the town and they were soon rounded up and sent to a prisoner of war camp.
Radio NZ
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The British Army Barracks nearby became a prisoner of war camp, housing around 50,000 allied British and Australian troops.
Radio NZ
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Yesterday we spoke to David Hill, who's written a book about the former Japanese prisoner of war camp outside of Featherston, during World War 2.
Radio NZ
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He was taken prisoner in November 1914 in Ypres and, three years later, was still living in limbo in the Giessen prisoner of war camp.
The Irish Times
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A huge crescent has been sculpted out of the bank, eating half into the tarmac road that once led to the prisoner of war camp.
The Guardian
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