Soviet prisoners of war who were captured were initially kept either in the front-line zone or in “dulags” located in the operational rear of the German troops. From there they were transferred to stationary prisoner-of-war camps – “shtalagi”, and the commanding staff – to officer camps – “offlags”.
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- Soviet prisoners of war who were captured were initially kept either in the front-line zone or in “dulags” located in the operational rear of the German troops.
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