Why German POWs Didn’t Want to Leave Australia After the War
Автор: ANZAC at WAR
Загружено: 2025-12-31
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December 1941: German POWs arrive in Australia expecting brutal treatment. Instead, they received 3,500-calorie meals, university education, and family dinner invitations. By 1945, hundreds refused to go home.
This is the incredible true story of why German prisoners of war didn't want to leave Australia after World War 2. Discover how POW camps in Cowra, New South Wales became a place where enemy soldiers received better treatment than civilians back in Germany.
From abundant food and fair wages to Christmas dinners with Australian families, these German sailors and Afrika Korps soldiers experienced something that shattered Nazi propaganda: dignity, humanity, and hope.
By the 1950s, over 5,000 former German POWs had emigrated back to Australia—choosing their former prison over their homeland.
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