Dulag Luft

Dulag Luft was the name of a German prisoner of war camp during World War II, specifically for Allied airmen captured by Nazi forces. Located in 1944 at the Luftwaffe airbase near Frankfurt, the camp was notorious for its tough conditions and extensive interrogation tactics aimed at extracting military information. Despite the harsh environment, Dulag Luft was known for a relatively organized structure compared to other camps, providing some level of order for the captured airmen. The camp ultimately played a role in the complex dynamics of war and imprisonment during the conflict.