No cheese after dinner
Subtitle: with the 51st Highland Division : from Normandy to Poland and back via hell 1940-1945.
Publisher: The Author; F.L.Kennington
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Stockport
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: World War 2 -- World War II -- WW2 -- history -- Normandy.
Notes: Personal stories of some of the men from the 7th Royal Northumberland Fusiliers, territorials who went to France in 1940 and were captured in St Valery en Caux in June that year.  Taken to various POW camps in Germany & Poland having marched 250 miles. They remained in camps until early 1945 when most of them faced the "death marches" back to Allied lines.  POW camps mentioned = Stalag 9C, AC17, AK 737 Menteroda, AK 1401 Bleicherode, AK 1416 Sollstedt, Ak 1015 Bischofferode, Ak 1039 Kraja, Ak 106, Ak 199Springen Ak 119 Merkers, Ak 137 Unterbreizbach, Ak 1278 Gleichamberg Straf Lager; Stalag 20A and 20B.