List of World War II prisoner-of-war camps in Italy
There were a number of Axis prisoner-of-war camps in Italy during World War II. The initials "P.G." denote Prigioniero di Guerra (Prison of War), often interchanged with the title Campo (field or military camp).

List of World War II prisoner-of-war camps in Italy

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Table Section Text: There were a number of Axis prisoner-of-war camps in Italy during World War II. The initials "P.G." denote Prigioniero di Guerra (Prison of War), often interchanged with the title Campo (field or military camp).

Camp	Location	Notes

German

Dulag 226	Pissignano, Campello sul Clitunno	Is elsewhere named "C.C. 77." See P.G. 77 below.

Dulag 339	Mantua	Formerly 337, elsewhere listed as a stalag. Distinct from P.G. 339 below

Stalag 339	Trieste	Distinct from P.G. 339 below

Italian

P.G. 5	Gavi-Serravalle Scrivia	Piedmont. Some 20 miles (32 km) north of GenoaThe camp was turned over to the Germans when the Italians capitulated.

P.G. 10	Acquapendente	Viterbo

P.G. 12	Vincigliata	Main article: Vincigliata A 13th-century castle near Florence, used to hold about 25 high-rank prisoners, notably several British generals including Major-General Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart, Air-Marshal Owen Tudor Boyd, Lt-Gen.

P.G. 17	Rezzanello	Near Piacenza

P.G. 19	Bologna

P.G. 21	Chieti	An old conventused as an officers' camp. After the Armistice, anybody wishing to leave the camp was forcibly prevented from doing so by the orders of the Senior British Officer who was following to the letter the orders of Allied HQ to remain in the camp and await the arrival of Allied forces.

P.G. 23	Vestone near Brescia

P.G. 26	Cortemaggiore	Piacenza

P.G. 27	San Romano	Pisa

P.G. 29	Veano	Piacenza

P.G. 32	Bogliaco Garda lake near Salò, Brescia

P.G. 35	Certosa di Padula	Monastery, near Salerno

P.G. 38	Poppi	Monastery near Arezzo, Province of Caserta

P.G. 41	Montalbo

P.G. 43	Garessio	Cuneo

P.G. 47	Modena	Officers, mainly from New Zealand

P.G. 49	Fontanellato	Orphanage near Parma. For 500 Allied officers and 100 other ranks.

P.G. 50	Caserna Genova Cavalleria - storage centre	Rome

P.G. 51	Altamura Villa Serena	45 km from Bari - Transit camp

P.G. 52	Pian de Coreglia	About 15 km inland from Chiavari, on the edge of a town called Calvari on the banks of the Lavagna River.

P.G. 53	Sforzacosta	Macerata. Over 10,000 prisoners.

P.G. 54	Passo Corese, Fara in Sabina	35 km (22 mi) from Rome. 4,000 lower-ranked British, South African and Ghurka prisoners, mostly from the surrender of Tobruk, were held in two compounds of tents, with very poor conditions and food shortages.

P.G. 55	Busseto	Near Piacenza. 4 satellite labour camps.

P.G. 57	Grupignano	Near Udine, at Cividale del Friuli. Mostly Australian and New Zealand other ranks.

P.G. 59	Servigliano prison camp	Ascoli Piceno Up to 5,000 at a time (Greeks, Maltese, Cypriots, British, Americans, French, Slavs)

P.G. 60	Colle Compito	Lucca. Conditions were reported to be very bad in this camp from late 1941-late 1942.

P.G. 62	Grumello del Piano	Near Bergamo. Mostly Indians and Cypriots. Seven satellite work camps, including Gamba, Cremona and Torbole

P.G. 63	Marinaro Aversa	Near Arezzo, Province of Caserta. Mostly Indians.

P.G. 65	Gravina-Altamura	Bari, in the comune of Apulia in southern Italy.

P.G. 66	Capua	Transit camp.

P.G. 68	Vetralla

P.G. 70	Monteurano	Near Fermo Ascoli Piceno

P.G. 71	Aversa	Near Naples

P.G. 73	Fossoli di Carpi	Near Modena

P.G. 75	Torre Tresca, Bari	Transit camp. One work camp.

P.G. 77	Pissignano, Campello?	Tent camp - Foligno

P.G. 78	Sulmona	Campo 78 at Sulmona served as a POW camp in both World Wars. During World War I, it housed Austrian prisoners captured in the Isonzo and Trentino campaigns; during World War II, it was home to as many as 3,000 British and Commonwealth officers and other ranks captured in North Africa.

P.G. 78/1	Aquafredda	Work camp Many New Zealanders

P.G. 80	Villa Marina	Near Rome

P.G. 82	Laterina	Near Arezzo, Province of Caserta. 8,000 prisoners. 50% escaped. (2,720 from secret Italia armi document SMRE Stato Maggiore dell'Esercito Italiano)

P.G. 83	Fiume

P.G. 85	Tuturano	Transit camp.

P.G. 87	Stalia	6000 in camp

P.G. 89	Gonars	Udine

P.G. 91	Avezzano

P.G. 97	Renicci di Anghiari	Arezzo, Province of Caserta

P.G. 98	San Giuseppe Jato	Sicily

P.G. 102	Near Aquila	Transit camp

P.G. 103	Monigo	Treviso

P.G. 103/6	Ampezzo	Udine Small camp where prisoners worked at the construction of an hydroelectric plant.

P.G. 103/7	La Maina	at Sauris, near Ampezzo. The prisoners worked at the same hydroelectric plant.

P.G. 106	Vercelli	25 work camps, mostly Australians and New Zealanders

P.G. 106/20	Arro	Salussola

P.G. 107	Torviscosa	Udine - Five work camps, including Prati, San Donà di Piave, Torre di Confine, La Salute. Mostly New Zealanders and South Africans

P.G. 107/2	Prati

P.G. 107/4	San Donà di Piave

P.G. 107/5	Torre di Confine

P.G. 107/6	?

P.G. 107/7	La Salute di Livenza

P.G. 110	Carbonia

P.G. 112	Turin

P.G. 113	Avio (Trento)	Near Marsciano, Rovereto

P.G. 115	Marciano	Near Perugia

P.G. 118	Prato all'Isarco	Near Bolzano

P.G. 120	Chiesanuova	Padova - work camps at Fattoria Bianco, Cetona, Abano, Fogolana

P.G. 120/4	?

P.G. 120/5	Abano

P.G. 120/8	Fogolana

P.G. 122	Cinecittà	Near Rome - several work camps

P.G. 127	Locano Canavese	Aosta

P.G. 129	Montelupone	Macerata

P.G. 132	Foggia

P.G. 133	Novara

P.G. 136 C.A.R.E	Bologna

P.G. 145	Campotosto, Montorio al Vomano	(Province of Teramo)

P.G. 146	Mortara	Pavia

P.G. 148	Bussolengo	Near Verona. Labour camp for 250 prisoners, mostly New Zealanders, but also English, Scottish, Egyptians, South Africans, Americans, Indians.

P.G. 201	Bergamo	Hospital in an almshouse

P.G. 202	Lucca	Hospital in a monastery in Bergamo district

P.G. 203	Bologna	Hospital in Castel San Pietro

P.G. 204	Altamura	Hospital in a school

P.G. 206	Nocera	Hospital near Rovello

P.G. 207	Milan	Hospital

P.G. 339	Pisa

P.G. 454	Brindisi	Mainly Indians

Sentence(s)

Camp P.G. 54 is a POW camp in Fara in Sabina, 35 kilometres from Rome.

final_sentence: Camp P.G. 54 is a POW camp in Fara in Sabina, 35 kilometres from Rome.