Prisoners of War

July 7th 2014

July 7, 2014

We learn that a motoring-sport group has been formed by British prisoners of war in Germany, and that motoring books, photographs, etc., are requested. We have not yet been able to obtain the official address, but we believe it to be: Motor Sport Group, Oflag VII C/H, Germany. Perhaps readers would like to endeavour to confirm this and send out something.

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