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http://www.lamsdorf.com/http://www.pegasusarchive.org/pow/cSt_8B.htmDriver (Dvr.) 6640 S. L. Faulkner 2nd New Zealand Expeditionary Force
POW Number 21867 Camp Type Stalag
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/StalagCamp Number 344 Camp Location Lamsdorf, Poland = the later name for Stalag VIII-B
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/%C5%81ambinowice,+Poland...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%81ambinowiceThat would have been his final camp, he might have been in other camps prior to that.
He might not have been permanently housed in Stalag VIII-B/Stalag 344 because that camp was also the administrative control center for many sub facilities which were affiliated to that camp and if daily travel to POW work locations was impractical POW's would be housed at the workplace location.
Stalag VIII-B Lamsdorf was split up into three different camps in 1943, one camp was located at Sagen Stalag VIII-C a second was located at Teschen Stalag VIII-D and Stalag VIII-B remained in Lamsdorf and was renumbered as Stalag 344.
There was a separate camp at Lamsdorf for Soviet POW's
That was originally called Stalag 318 then it was renamed as Stalag VIII-F in 1941 and then in 1943 it was again renumbered as Stalag 344 but it came under the administrative control of Stalag VIII-B.
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