Where can one find this paper to read?

[email protected] wrote: > Where can one find this paper to read? > It always helps if you include the post you are replying to in your posting. The whole 2004 thread is here: https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en#!topicsearchin/soc.genealogy.britain/POW$20camps$20 > Linda > > There's an excellent 29-page paper by Dr John Anthony Hellen of > Newcastle University entitled "Temporary settlements and transient > populations, the legacy of Britain's prisoner of war camps" (16 > figures 7 tables and 3 photos). It looks in great detail at how > these camps developed and how they were organised - possibly rather > more detail than you might want. It's in English but appeared in a > German publication - Erdekunde (Archive for Social Geography ) Band > 53/3 1999 - I'm sure Dr Hellen would send you a copy if you are > really interested, contact me directly for contact details. > -- > Brian Pears > Gateshead, UK -- Anne Chambers South Australia anne dot chambers at bigpond dot com