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Oflag 2C
Offizier Lager IIC was situated at Woldenberg, Poland. It was a Prisoner of War camp for Officers, opening in June 1940 running until January 1945.
List of those who were held at Oflag 2C during The Second World War
- Lt. Antoni Jan Urban Read his Story.
Lt. Antoni Jan Urban
After the September Campanion in 1939 my great grandfather, Antoni Urban, along with other officers was imprisoned in military detention camps. Firstly he was in Oflag II-B, somewhere during 1940 he was hospitalized in Stalag IV-A, later all the way till the end of WW2 he was imprisoned in Oflag II-C.
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