
Wildflecken related pictures, stories and information:
>> Kathryn Hulme
Short biography of the person who wrote "The Wild-Place", the book about the DP-camp of Wildflecken
>> Marie-Louise Habets
She was in charge of the Wildflecken Hospital. Later a book about her life was made into a movie, featuring Audrey Hepburn.
>> Arrival in Wildflecken
Pictures of arriving "Displaced-Persons" at the Wildflecken Train-Station
>> Wildflecken Train-Station
Where People arrived and said farewell...
>> Everyday life at Camp Wildflecken
Some pictures out of life around 1945-51
>> Murder, Robbery, Terror
Not only "good" people lived at the camp...
>> Camp Wildflecken's Daily Newspaper -
NOWY DZIENNIK dated 18 Maj 1946
>> Janie's Memories
What life was like at DP-Camp Wildflecken
>> Return of Children to Poland
Beginning in 1945 many Polish refugees returned to their homeland. When the communists took over the transports stopped
>> The Polish cemetery
A place of silence and peace /
>> The historic Polish cemetery
as it was during the late 40s and 50s
>> Return to Wildflecken
The Suszynski-sisters visit Wildlecken after 50 years.
>> Michaels story...
Michael Adamski survived slave labor and lived in Camp Wildflecken for a while....
>> Marias story
Maria's parent immigrated to Australia, after 60 years she found out about some family in Poland...
Other Pictures, Information and Artwork:
>> Schools in the DP-Camps
Not only children were sitting in class...
>> Scouting
Activities for the young.
>> "MY MOTHER TALKS ABOUT THE SLAVE LABOR CAMPS" and "POLAND"
Poems by John Guzlowski
>> Return to Poland
In the beginning most Poles returned to their homeland...
>> The closing of the camps
Beginning 1947 "Displaced Persons" emigrated to several countrys...
>> The "Flying Tiger Line"
Many "Ex-DPs" went to the USA ans Australia with the "Flying Tigers"...
>> Immigration
Becomming a part of the American society...
>> The Mystery of the unknown Artist...
A Polish artist created a picture, gave it to a nurse and died in Camp Wildflecken...
If you have a story or pictures from this time period (1945-51), we'll be glad to post them here. Please contact Heinz Leitsch,
heinz(at)rhoenline.de
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