Stalag


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Stalag /ˈstalag, ˈʃtalag/
noun (in the Second World War) a German prison camp, especially one for non-commissioned officers and privates.
– origin Ger., contr. of Stammlager, from Stamm ‘base, main stock’ + Lager ‘camp’.
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