Mostly British Merchant Navy and Royal Navy personnel
Marlag und Milag Nord was a Second World War German prisoner-of-war camp complex for men of the British and Canadian Merchant Navy and Royal Navy. It was located around the village of Westertimke, about 30 km (19 mi) north-east of Bremen, though in some sources the camp's location is given as Tarmstedt, a larger village about 4 km (2.5 mi) to the west. There were also American merchant seamen detained here as well as some U.S. Navy personnel.
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Frontstalag 133 at Rennes in France before being transferred to MarlagundMilagNord, the POW camp for Royal Navy and Merchant Navy prisoners, near Bremen...
were sent either to Stalag XIII-D at Nuremberg on 2 February or to MarlagundMilagNord at Westertimke. With the approach of US forces on 13 April, the...
action during the war. Following his capture Burn was first sent to MarlagundMilagNord, a naval POW camp that was the destination of all Charioteers prior...
camp MarlagundMilagNord near Bremen, where they were treated relatively well. The women were later released. While the British remained in the Milag camp...
Prisoner-of-war camp because of his British papers. He was transferred to MarlagundMilagNord, a prison camp specifically for members of the Merchant Navy, located...
landed at Lorient on 19 July and taken to the prisoner of war camp MarlagundMilagNord. Overall, the master, 46 crew members, one passenger and nine gunners...
evacuated and the prisoners including Royle were marched west to MarlagundMilagNord prisoner-of-war camp. He was finally liberated by British troops...
The British flag captain was held in MarlagundMilagNord, while the Norwegian crew eventually ended up as Nacht und Nebel (NN) prisoners in various German...
taken back to Germany, where most of them saw out the war in the MarlagundMilagNord prison camps in Germany. Fortunately for the Germans, Emirau was...
transferred to Tittmoning. The Royal Marines officers were moved to MarlagundMilagNord part of Stalag X-B at Sandbostel, where they soon started planning...
confinement for 17 days. For the rest of the war he was held prisoner at MarlagundMilagNord. None of Henry Stanley's four lifeboats or their occupants was seen...
Captain Everett at Lorient. He spent the rest of the war interned at MarlagundMilagNord in northern Germany. In total 32 of Willimantic's 38 complement...
Retrieved 2008-06-24. After being captured at sea, Meyer was held at MarlagundMilagNord near Bremen. He was sentenced to 4 to 8 years of hard labor and...
authorities interned survivors in different camps, including two in MarlagundMilagNord and one in Obermaßfeld. This article incorporates text from the...