“We are the little boys the BEF forgot”- British POWs and their Graffiti at Stalag XXA, Thorn

During the Second World War the German Army established a number of POW facilities in the artillery forts in the old Hanseatic city of Thorn (Toruń ) in northern Poland. The camp bore number Stammlager (Stalag) XXA and held Allied prisoners of various nationalities.