Case made from plaited string
Production date
1939-1945
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Description
Case made from plaited string to perhaps hold a pen or pencils. The initial 'M' has been sewn on flap. Case has a fabric lining.
This object is one of a number that was made by an internee at Liebenau Internment Camp. Internees would entertain themselves by making things using packaging from Red Cross food parcels.
This object is one of a number that was made by an internee at Liebenau Internment Camp. Internees would entertain themselves by making things using packaging from Red Cross food parcels.
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History
Ilag V Liebenau was an internment camp near Württemberg in Germany that operated during the Second World War from 1940-1945. It was set up by German authorities to hold allied citizens, predominantly women and children, living in occupied territory. The Red Cross provided food parcels to the internees, bulking out their food rations.
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0551/17
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