10620GW, Brodnig

Forename	Surname	Rank	Unit	POW	Comments
C	Armstrong	Dvr	RASC	2750	Co. Durham
Harold E	Barlow	Dvr	RE	5047
E.S.	Bates	Dvr	RASC	5393	Leicester
Joe	Britton				Birmingham
Beaton D.	Cowan	Pte	2NZEF	3522	Waikato, New Zealand
Jim	Cuthbertson				Ayrshire
D.E.	Dawkins	Dvr	RE	2659	Malvern
Ronald	de Knock				London
Matthew W.	Ellis	Pte	2/6 Inf. Bn.	7117	Victoria, Australia
Taffy	Evans
Bill	Everness	Dvr	RASC	3531	Barry, Glamorgan
Reg P.J.	Foster	Pte	RASC	3588	Suffolk
J	Fulcher	Dvr	RASC	3076	Norwich
?	Gillies				Blairgowrie
J	Grice				Burton-on-Trent
H	Griffiths	Dvr	RASC	3106	Liverpool
W	Haynes	Dvr	RASC	2701	London
Frank Baridon	Hill	Pte	RASC	3532	High Barnet
Peter R	Hook	L/Cpl	RE	2909	Southampton
Jimmy C	Ingham	Pte	RAOC	3198	Blackburn
Dennis T	Lambert	L/Cpl	RE	2743	Birmingham
E	Larkin	Dvr	RE	3107	Sussex; transf'd to Stalag 20A
Bruce	Maxwell	Pte	2/12 Inf. Bn.	4039	NSW, Australia
Frank	Mulrow	Pte	RAVC	1845	Blackpool
Donald Cyril	Munns	Dvr	RASC	2636	Surrey; also 10029/GW, 11027/GW, 27/HV
Henry Lennard	Novis	L/Bdr	RA	3194	Eastbourne
F.J.	Palmer	Spr	RE	2608	Loughborough
Johnny W.	Pearce	Spr	RE	3132	London
W.J.	Pitt	Spr	RE	2944	Southampton
Peter R.	Reavill	L/Cpl	CMP	3160	Notts
Jimmy	Reed (Reid?)				Falkirk
J.B.	Smith	Dvr	RASC	2853	Salisbury
N.A.	Spittle	Spr	RE	2694	Staffs
Stanley	Swift	Dvr	RASC	3433	Middlesex; MOC
G	White				Surrey




W. Haynes	Donald Munns	C. Armstrong	Matthew Ellis

Peter Hook	E. Larkin	John Pearce	J.B. Smith

G. White	N.A. Spittle	Joe Britton	Ronald de Knock

Bill Everness	E.S. Bates	? Gillies	Reg Foster

J. Fulcher	P. Reavill	H. Griffiths	D.E. Dawkins

Stan Swift	F.J. Palmer	Dennis Lambert	Jim Cuthbertson

J. Grice	Jimmy Ingham	Beaton Cowan	W.J. Pitt

Frank Hill	Frank Mulroy	Bruce Maxwell	Henry Novis

Jim Reed	Unknown	Unknown

Date of visit: 24 May 1943

These men do all kinds of timber work, make barracks, etc. The Man of Confidence has no complaint about conditions in his camp but rather regarding the treatment they receive on the part of their employer who pays, it would appear, little attention to whatever the military authorities order but rather wants his own way. For instance, he will not stick to any agreement regarding contract work and is loath to let the prisoners have the time off due to them. When discussing these points with the Camp Commander and the Accompanying Officer, they both instructed the Lagerfuhrer to keep an eye on the working conditions in this camp and to ensure that military orders are strictly obeyed.

Date of visit: 16 August 1943

The prisoners of this Detachment, who are engaged in industrial work, work principally on a contract basis. When the work set out in the contract is finished, the prisoners are made to undertake other work, if any time remains available to them. The officer in charge, who is benevolently disposed to the prisoners, makes it his business to see that the contracts are faithfully observed.

Date of visit: 19 November 1943

These men are engaged with a saw-mill and the Man of Confidence made strong complaints regarding treatments. The Delegate visited the works and decided to request the immediate dissolution of the Kommando. The request has been met by the Stalag Commander, Oberstlt. von Reckow. The prisoners will now go back to Stalag pending the removal to another Kommando.

(Despite the above entry, there is another reference to 10620/GW being visited by the Red Cross on 26 June 1944. Stan Swift is still MOC and the strength was 26 men.)

Work Camp 10620 GW

Known to be present

Forename

Surname

Rank

Unit

POW

Comments

Date of visit: 24 May 1943

Date of visit: 16 August 1943

Date of visit: 19 November 1943