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Historisk Tidsskrift, 2021
Between Nazism and Democracy. Education in the German Refugee Camps in Denmark 1945–49During the last months of World War II nearly 250,000 civilian German refugees fleeing the Red Army, mostly women and children, arrived in Denmark from the eastern territories of the Third Reich, in particular East Prussia, the Danzig area and Pomerania. Expecting the
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Between Nazism and Democracy. Education in the German Refugee Camps in Denmark 1945–49During the last months of World War II nearly 250,000 civilian German refugees fleeing the Red Army, mostly women and children, arrived in Denmark from the eastern territories of the Third Reich, in particular East Prussia, the Danzig area and Pomerania. Expecting the
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Tyske flygtninge i Sønderjylland
Sønderjysk Månedsskrift, 2003Kort oversigtsartikel om tyske flygtninge i Sønderjylland efter anden verdenskrig.
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Tyske flygtninge i Nordslesvig 1945-1948
2013Februar til maj 1945 ankom der 23.000 civile tyske flygtninge til Sønderjylland. Frem til Befrielsen stod det tyske mindretals Flüchtlings-Hilfswerk Nordschleswig for forplejning og indkvartering af flygtningene. I begyndelsen fik de ophold hos hjemmetyske familier, men snart måtte der også indrettes flygtningelejre i skoler, forsamlingshuse, kroer m.m.
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In may 1945, hundreds of citizens of the Soviet Union were housed in the open refugee/displaced Persons Camp in the city center of Odense. This article investigates the history of the camp, its inhabitants, and their relationship with the local Danish population.
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Henrik Havrehed: De tyske flygtninge i Danmark 1945-1949. Odense Universitetsforlag. 1987. 368, ill.
Historisk Tidsskrift, 1989openaire +1 more source
Tyske krigskirkegårder i Trondheim: Fra nazistiske æreskirkegårder til glemt gravlund
Heimen, 2023exaly