Hamburg POW Camp

Hamburg POW Camp was a German prison facility during World War II, located in Hamburg, Germany. It housed prisoners of war from various Allied nations, primarily captured military personnel. The camp was part of Germany’s network of detention centers used to hold enemy soldiers, often under harsh conditions. It operated under the rules of the Geneva Conventions, but treatment varied. Post-war, some camps like these were used to detain suspected war criminals or for repatriation efforts. Overall, Hamburg POW Camp played a significant role in the wartime detention of enemy soldiers, reflecting the broader context of wartime captivity and international law.