Pow postcard from 1917 written by Franz Glanz' father (Hans) to his mother (Anner) while a POW in France. written in pencil too light to decipher. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp
Fieldpost postcard from Franz Glanz to family Leopold Glanz 11/03/1943. concerned about family Allied bombing Munich 09/03/1943. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp
Fieldpost no 40889 postcard from Franz Glanz to his mother dated 14/05/1944 from the East. mothers day wishes. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp.
Handwritten letter on an envelope from Franz Glanz to his parents dated 22/06/1944 sent from Neuhammer, Germany. Debica, B.A. plaza, Neuhammer, Silesia. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp.
Handwritten postcard of flowers dated 05/07/1944 from Franz Glanz to mother & sister. saints day wishes. 2/url marsch btl B Newuhammer. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp.
Handwritten letter from Hans Rosenauer to Glanz family 14/09/1944 stepHanskirchen. letter from Hans to Franz returned. whereabouts of Franz unknown. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp.
Fieldpost no 40889 postcard from uffz Franz Glanz to family Leopold Glanz 21/03/1943. postcard mentions receipt of packages, his accommodation,his cat & oaken dresser. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp.
Handwritten letter from Franz Glanz to his parents 25/07/1943 from Eastern front. 4 day journey, an inspection by a general & requesting his parents send him certain items. in German with English translation. Franz Glanz a POW at Eden Camp
Victory certificate from the King to children
Photocopy of report of visit to Eden Camp on 1 October 1947. Includes record of deaths including B. Boellenghaues who died July 1947 and the train crash at Burton Agnes railway station Sept. 1947. Red Cross (ICRC)
8 Sided Wooden Box with hinged lid and decorative diamond pattern. Approx 20 cm diameter. Made by German POW Albert Schimtz from POW camp near East Witton, Wensleydale.
Lady's coat
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German propaganda leaflets (3) - "Dear Jack..."
German propaganda leaflet - "How much longer ?"
