Entrance to Werl Prison located in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia, east of Dortmund, Germany. The prison was populated with more than 5,300 French POWs when it was liberated on 7 April 1945. The prison was used by the British to house Nazi war criminals after their convictions of war crimes and crimes against humanity. The last two former Nazi inmates were released in 1957. Photo by anonymous (c. 1940s).
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Cynthia Bisson, PhD, Professor of History, Belmont University, French Resistant Expert“Informative and entertaining, Stew Ross’ newest work evokes a difficult and frightening time in the history of the City of Light. The detailed descriptions of sites such as the Vél’ d’hiv’ or Gestapo headquarters reminds us of the choices people made during those years.”
Dan Carpenter | Historian & AuthorMr. Ross brings the streets of Paris to life, making it possible for you to stand on the very spots where the grand and tragic events of the French Revolution took place. If you are looking for more than just the typical tourist experience in Paris, then this book is must reading!
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