3D reconstruction of World War II Prisoner of War Camp

Setley Plain Prisoner of War (PoW) Camp 65 was built in 1941 to hold Italian Prisoners of War. From 1944 the camp went on to hold German prisoners, and continued to do so until 1947. The camp was then handed over to the New Forest Rural District Council to house young families of returning servicemen, previously housed in Nissen huts at Beaulieu aerodrome. The camp had a shop, run by Harry Munden, and was in existence until the early 1950s, when sufficient permanent council housing had been built.
During the war years, each morning and evening lorries were seen taking prisoners to and from their designated jobs in the Forest with a single guard, armed with his rifle. Italian PoWs were photographed working at Denny Sawmill, Lyndhurst and there are photographs of the German POWs working in the gardens of local residents in Brockenhurst.
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[@jimmyzimmermann93]

heeey
my name is jimmy,
i am from germany
my grandfather is 99 years old and was in this camp
great vidio

[@NewforestnpaGovUk]

Hi Jimmy, thank you so much for commenting on our video.
Does your grandfather have any photos or memories of being at the camp? We would love to hear from you. You can email us in German if that is easier for you as we can translate it, email us at [e-mail].
Vielen Dank für deinen Kommentar zu unserem Video. Sollte dein Grossvater noch Fotos oder Erinnerungen an Setley haben, die er mit uns teilen könnte, würden wir uns sehr freuen. Ihr könnt uns gerne auch eine deutsche Email schicken. Unsere
E-Mail-Adresse ist [e-mail].
Best wishes to you and your grandfather.

[@NewforestnpaGovUk]

It’s hard to believe today, but the New Forest was home to hundreds of Italian and German prisoners of war during and after World War II. One of the biggest was at Setley near Brockenhurst. Nothing remains today. But it's now been digitally reconstructed with 3D modelling.
Find out more about how it was made www.newforestnpa.gov.uk/nfnpablog?homepageID=126&blog_id=2&page=post&post_id=52

[@kingwokosalfordlad]

Great video. Thank you for uploading it on here . mucha appreciated.
As I've been wanting to make my own p.o.w. camp of ww2.
Hope ya don't mind if I use Ur video to help me make my very own camp?
I'm going to try n do mine like the film the great escape camp.
( With Tom dick and Harry tunnel's )
🌍✌️💖

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